80% of Cadmium-Contaminated Packages of Rigate and Spaghetti
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A study conducted in France revealed that the vast majority of pasta consumed in the country contains cadmium, a toxic heavy metal. Although the levels are within legal limits, long-term consumption poses a risk to human health.
Of the 36 penne rigate and spaghetti references tested by 60 Million consumers, more than three quarters contain cadmium, without exceeding the permitted thresholds
A study conducted in France found cadmium, a carcinogenic heavy metal, in 34 out of the 36 most consumed pasta brands. While the levels were within legal limits, the study emphasized that long-term and frequent consumption poses a serious risk to kidney health.
A study conducted in France has revealed that many of the most commonly consumed pastas contain the toxic heavy metal cadmium. Although the levels are below legal limits, it is stated that long-term consumption may pose a health risk.
Recent laboratory analyses of Barilla brand pasta, a popular choice on supermarket shelves, have raised concerns. The examinations revealed the presence of heavy metals that pose a threat to health.
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