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2026-10-15 02:32
Texas AG Paxton sues Gerber, Nestlé over alleged arsenic, lead in baby food
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Ken Paxton sues major baby food companies, alleging dangerous levels of heavy metals
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Washington Examiner · +3h The Hill · +5h UPI
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- UPICenter
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Gerber Products Co. over allegedly high levels of arsenic and lead in its baby food products.
Read at upi.com → - The HillCenter
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Gerber Products Co. and its parent company, Nestlé USA Inc., alleging the Gerber baby food products contain dangerous levels of toxic metals, according to a Wednesday press release from his office.
Read at thehill.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing two major baby food companies, accusing them of “misleading” consumers with products containing dangerous metals, including arsenic and lead.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →
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UPICenter
Texas AG Paxton sues Gerber, Nestlé over alleged arsenic, lead in baby food
Read at upi.com →The HillCenter
Paxton suing Gerber and Nestlé over alleged arsenic and lead in baby food
Read at thehill.com →Washington ExaminerLean right
Ken Paxton sues major baby food companies, alleging dangerous levels of heavy metals
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