Another Cocoa Puffs Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over High Levels of Lead in Popular Cereal Products
General Mills misled families about the presence of toxic lead in cereals and bars it marketed for children, lawsuit alleges.
General Mills misled families about the presence of toxic lead in cereals and bars it marketed for children, lawsuit alleges.
Most consumers eat more than 1 cup of Cocoa Puffs in a single meal, which could expose them to levels of toxic lead that are higher than safe daily limits.
Health officials have linked a Gold Medal flour recall to more than a dozen cases of Salmonella poisoning, and the numbers may rise substantially over the coming weeks and months
Health officials are asking customers to check their closets and pantries for potentially contaminated General Mills flour products.
More than 1,300 people have reported cases of illness from Lucky Charms on an independent website, which may lead to an FDA investigation.