Texas Investigates Protein Powder Manufacturers Following Heavy Metal Reports

Alarming levels of heavy metals found in protein powders, sparking investigation from Texas AG Paxton

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Monday an industry-wide investigation into protein powder manufacturers following the release of a pair of damning reports that confirmed the presence of various heavy metals in popular powders and ready-to-drink shakes.Roughly 15 years ago, Consumer Reports tested 15 protein drinks in a laboratory and found that all of the drinks "had at least one sample containing one or more of the following cont…

AG Paxton Probes Heavy Metal Contamination in Common Protein Powders

Investigation centers on whether Texans consuming protein powder for health benefits are ingesting heavy metals instead. The post AG Paxton Probes Heavy Metal Contamination in Common Protein Powders appeared first on Texas Scorecard.

Ken Paxton Launches Massive Investigation Into Protein Powders Over Toxic Heavy Metals

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an industry-wide investigation into protein powder manufacturers over concerns that popular products contain heavy metals such as lead and cadmium. The probe will examine whether companies violated the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act by misrepresenting the safety or contents of their products or failing to disclose known information about heavy metal contamination, Paxton’s office announced on Mon…

Texas Attorney General investigating protein powder manufacturers over alleged lead detection

AUSTIN (KVIA) -- Monday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced an investigation into protein powder manufacturers because of worries over heavy metals allegedly found in the powders. Paxton alleged metals like lead and cadmium were found in popular protein powders. The FDA said there is no known safe level of lead exposure. Chronic exposure has been linked to immune suppression, kidney damage, elevated blood pressure and other issues, acco…

‘Far too many corporations have snuck harmful ingredients:’ Ken Paxton targets protein powder makers

Before you scoop your next shake, know this: Texas is investigating popular protein powders after studies revealed high levels of lead and cadmium.

Texas investigates protein powder manufacturers following heavy metal reports

Texas is officially investigating protein powder manufacturers after independent studies revealed shockingly high levels of toxic heavy metals in popular products.