Happy Baby, which sells a line of snack ... The 10 most-contaminated foods were rice cakes, crisped rice cereal, rice puffs, brown rice, rice-based teething biscuits, white rice, raisins, non ...

Some of the types of baby food tested include infant formula, infant cereal, teething biscuits and rice puffs. These products were bought from 14 different metropolitan areas and 17 retailers ...

A new report is showing some of the most popular brands of baby ... the snack foods, because many of them are made with rice and kids tend to eat a lot of them, like those popular puffs.

meaning rice-based puffs were among some of the worst offenders. (At least one baby food brand, Beech-Nut, has stopped manufacturing rice products altogether because of "inconsistencies in arsenic ...

Other brands were Baby Mum-Mum, Earth’s Best, Ella’s Kitchen, Happy Baby ... As a category, snack foods—bars, cookies, crackers, crunches, crisps, puffs, and rice rusks and other teething ...

Given CR’s history of testing baby food, we wanted to see how lead in these puffs compared with what we had found in other baby foods. So we tested four cassava puff products made by Lesser Evil ...

sweet potatoes and snack foods like rice-based puffs and teething wafers. Toxicologist Stephanie Widmer told ABC News the presence of heavy metals in baby food shouldn't be a surprise since they ...

The U.S. Food ... puffs and teething biscuits, despite some research indicating the products have higher levels of lead. It also doesn't limit other metals like cadmium that have been found in ...