Consumer Reports’ tests of 48 baby foods found 96% had heavy metal levels safely below our scientists' level of concern. However, we did find phthalates and microplastics in the majority of products tested. See what we found ⬇️
Today at 1pm ET: Tune in to the National Day of Action against online scams, with Consumer Reports and the United to Stop Online Scams coalition. Tune in live at the link below ⬇️
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Americans lose an estimated $148.2B a year to online scams. Consumers shouldn't have to be the last line of defense.
Join us Sept. 30 for a National Day of Action to demand platforms stop running scam ads. action.consumerreports.org/20260925-usos
Red Dye 40. Titanium dioxide. Our recent investigation found concerning levels of these chemical additives in some popular snack foods. This week we delivered over 100K of your signatures to the FDA calling on the agency to limit dangerous additives and dyes in our food.
CR launches campaign in NC to fight Duke Energy rate hikes
“This is designed to cut through the noise and elevate the voices of everyday North Carolinians who are frustrated with excessive increases of their electricity bills," says CR's Sara Enright.