A new lawsuit filed by five sets of parents indicate their children developed autism due to the presence of toxic heavy metals in major baby food products.
New testing finds there is still a problem with toxic metals in baby food, despite concerns being raised two years ago by a congressional report.
A California judge has cleared the way for a baby food heavy metals lawsuit filed by the parents of an autistic child to proceed.
A class action lawsuit filed against major baby food manufacturers claims they misled parents nationwide into feeding their children high levels of toxic heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, cadmium…
A baby food lawsuit filed by a Pennsylvania mother says toxic heavy metals present in popular brands by Beech-Nut and Gerber resulted in her child suffering neurological, cognitive, and developmental…
A second House report has found more evidence of excessive levels of toxic heavy metals, like arsenic and lead, in popular baby food products, and calls on new testing standards…
A class action lawsuit accuses baby food companies of behaving like an organized crime syndicate and defrauding parents into thinking their products were safe despite containing high amounts of toxic…
A panel of federal judges has refused to consolidate lawsuits filed over toxic heavy metals in baby food products, determining the cases will move forward individually instead.
Beech-Nut is recalling one lot of single grain rice cereal after high levels of arsenic were detected, and announcing it is leaving the infant rice cereal market due to an…
Baby food manufacturers want a panel of federal judges to reject a request to consolidate all toxic heavy metal lawsuits before one judge for coordinated pretrial proceedings.
