Beech-Nut Nutrition is recalling some infant rice cereal sold nationwide because samples of the product showed excessive levels of arsenic. The baby food maker also says it will stop selling the ...

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Food and Drug Administration on Friday urged the food industry to reduce the already tiny amount of arsenic found in baby rice cereals. The agency proposed a new voluntary limit ...

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Two brands of infant rice cereal—Gerber and Earth’s Best—have lowered the levels of inorganic arsenic in their products, new tests from Consumer Reports show. The companies had come under fire over ...

Beech-Nut Nutrition announced Tuesday that they are issuing a voluntary recall for one lot of their Beech-Nut Stage 1 Single Grain Rice Cereal and discontinuing the product going forward. The recall, ...

Levels of arsenic in baby rice cereal are much higher than other infant cereals, according to a recent study. And, some are higher than FDA recommendations. Healthy Babies Bright Futures, an advocacy ...

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