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Texas Sues Gerber and Nestlé Over Toxic Heavy Metals in Baby Food

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Gerber Products Company and its parent company, Nestlé USA, alleging that the companies deceived parents about the safety of their baby food products. According to the lawsuit, internal tests conducted by Gerber revealed dangerous levels of heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, and cadmium in their products, which were sold despite knowing they exceeded federal regulations. The lawsuit claims that Gerber promoted its products as safe and rigorously tested, and that the companies failed to issue recalls or disclose the contamination to consumers.

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    🚨MAHA ALERT🚨 TX AG Ken Paxton is suing Gerber Products Company and Ne...

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    Vorwürfe gegen US-Tochter Gerber: Texas verklagt Nestlé wegen giftiger...

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    Aliments pour bébés: Le Texas poursuit Nestlé pour des métaux lourds d...

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    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Gerber and Nestlé USA, alle...

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