Unsafe Levels Of Arsenic Found In Some Bottled Waters According To Cr believes the federal limit for bottled water should be revised to 3 ppb from the current federal standard of 10 ppb. in total, cr identified 11 brands out of more than 130 that either self. Consumer reports found toxic pfas chemicals in several popular water brands, especially carbonated ones. cr recently tested 47 bottled waters, including 35 noncarbonated and 12 carbonated ones.
Arsenic In Some Bottled Water At Unsafe Levels Says Consumer Reports The federal standard for arsenic in bottled water is 10 ppb, but consumer reports said current research suggests levels above 3 ppb “are potentially dangerous to drink over extended periods of. Cr’s reporting found that the fda had taken swift action in the past to request a voluntary recall of other brands that had high levels of arsenic in bottled water. keurig dr pepper’s action. By news desk on april 18, 2019. consumer reports has identified 11 brands of bottled water, out of more than 130 that either self reported or were tested by the consumer organization, that contain. It found that several popular brands sell bottled water with arsenic levels at or above 3 ppb; current research suggests that amounts above that level are potentially dangerous to drink over extended periods of time. cr believes the federal limit for bottled water should be revised down to 3 ppb from the current federal standard of 10 ppb.
Arsenic In Some Bottled Water At Unsafe Levels Says Consumer Reports By news desk on april 18, 2019. consumer reports has identified 11 brands of bottled water, out of more than 130 that either self reported or were tested by the consumer organization, that contain. It found that several popular brands sell bottled water with arsenic levels at or above 3 ppb; current research suggests that amounts above that level are potentially dangerous to drink over extended periods of time. cr believes the federal limit for bottled water should be revised down to 3 ppb from the current federal standard of 10 ppb. Exposure to pfas has been linked to high cholesterol, some cancers, and learning delays in children. every water sample tested had measurable levels of arsenic. in addition, every sample consumer reports tested had measurable levels of arsenic, including ten with levels between 3 and 10 ppb, about 8 percent of the total. the current epa limit. The brands in question, starkey and peñafiel (sold at various locations, including walmart), have been associated with elevated concentrations of arsenic in the past. the ceh said its findings “almost exactly” mirror an investigation from consumer reports, which found levels of arsenic that exceeded the allowable limit set by the fda.
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