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 ...

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 ...

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.

CR retested seven baby foods that had concerning levels of heavy metals in their original tests. In three of the products, heavy metal levels declined (Earth's Best Organic Sunny Days Snack Bars ...

BABY SNACK FOODS SUCH AS PUFFS AND PRODUCTS MADE WITH SWEET POTATOES AND OR RICE FARED THE WORST. THAT’S BECAUSE RICE EFFECTIVELY ABSORBS HIGHER LEVELS OF HEAVY METALS THAN MOST PLANTS.

(Seriously, from baby food pouches to yogurt pouches, we’re pros by now.) These puffs may be made for kids, but that doesn’t mean they have to taste like packing peanuts. If you’re wondering ...

“Back in 2018 and in our recent tests, baby snack foods, such as puffs, and products made with ... Beechnut, Gerber, Earth’s Best and Happy Family responded by saying that their products ...

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 ...

(WTVF/CONSUMER REPORTS) — If you're a new parent, you may have wondered what to feed your baby. Obviously ... The biggest offender: foods made from rice, like rice puffs and rice cereals.