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Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ:Amzn) Faced with a claim provided by consumers who sell various rice products stained with Arsenic and other heavy metals.
In the Federal Court, the proposed class of the proposed class, including Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ: NASDAQ: AMDAQ), including known brands such as the original and whole foods.
The complaint stated:
“Amazon sold these rice products with heavy metals with heavy metals, with excitement against a consumer audience, covering the dangers of heavy metals.”
Legal event, healthy babies with nonprofit, bright babies with printing of arsenic, are in line with a recent study that finds Arsenic traces in all 145 rice samples tested in the United States. According to the study, 28% of these samples exceeded the FDA’s arsenic limit for the baby’s rice grain. Kadmium, found in all samples, and the lead and mercury appeared in a third.
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: Amzn) did not comment on the lawsuit yet.
Bidders, Ashley Wright and Merriman Blum, Iberia Basmati, claimed to have 100%-year-old original rice or harmful metals for this or have received less money to prevent harmful metals for this or not to test the correct test.
The court claims a loss of $ 5 million in the state of Washington for violations of consumer protection laws. Similar claims targeted baby food and dark chocolate manufacturers to have severe metals.
The case was given in the US District Court No. 25-00977 for the Washington city of Washington.
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