Trial begins over baby food lead warning labels in California
date:Apr 09, 2013
We will, however, vigorously defend the allegations in this litigation, Kuhinka said in an email.

Wheaton said California law nonetheless requires food makers to warn consumers about a possible risk of certain toxins, including lead. He noted that Proposition 65 requires warning labels on foods that contain a toxin at 1/1000th of the levels considered dangerous to human health.

The plaintiffs also argue that no level of lead is considered safe, especially for newborns and pregnant women.

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