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Companys 52-week low was at $25.40 Price action over last quarter: down 6.50% Company Profile Hain Celestial makes better-for- you natural and organic consumer products, with 69% of fiscal 2020 revenue considered grocery, 15% snacks, 10% personal care, and 6% tea. Some of the companys most recognized brands are Celestial Seasonings (tea), Terra (chips), Garden of Eatin (chips), Sensible Portions (snacks), The Greek Gods (yogurt), Earths Best (baby food and care), and Ellas Kitchen (baby food). ...

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Baby food company hit with lawsuit over heavy metals found in its products Beech-Nut Nutrition Company is being accused of misleading its customers 04/22/2021 Photo (c) JGI Jamie Grill - Getty ImagesBaby food manufacturer Beech-Nut Nutrition Company has been slapped with a lawsuit by Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine over claims that it misled customers about the health and safety of its products. In the lawsuit, Racine alleges that Beech-Nut’s slogan “real...

UpdatedThu, Apr 22, 2021 at 1:04 pm ET Replies(71) New Jersey has recovered more than 50 percent of the jobs lost since the pandemic began, but the number of WARN notices continue to rise. (Shutterstock) NEW JERSEY — New Jersey has recovered more than 50 percent of the jobs lost since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, even as the number of new layoff notices filed in March increased by about 300 from February to March, according to the New Jersey Department of Labor. More than 1,600 layo...

Study finds high levels of toxic metals in some baby foods Popular brands containing arsenic, cadmium and lead Study finds high levels of toxic metals in some baby foods By Melissa Rademaker | April 7, 2021 at 6:25 PM CDT - Updated April 7 at 6:39 PM HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - A recent study found high levels of toxic metals in certain popular baby food brands and some pediatricians are expressing their concerns. “Metals are found in the earth naturally, so there are some beneficial ins...

ANALYTICS: The Emerging Trend of Baby Food Safety Litigation March 14, 2021 On February 4, the House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy published a report claiming that baby food products contain “dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals” which it said could cause harm to babies and children, specifically regarding their cognitive development. Days after this announcement, lawsuits began to be filed against Gerber Products Company and Beech-Nut, and later against each company that ...

ALBANY — Beech-But Nutrition is the target of class-action lawsuits filed over potentially dangerous heavy metals in the baby food it makes. Beech-Nut and six…

The report called on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to set maximum levels of toxic heavy metals allowed in baby foods.

from Common Dreams Saturday, Feb 6, 2021 "Millions of babies are exposed to these contaminants every day," Charlotte Brody of Healthy Babies Bright Futures said on Thursday, February 4, 2021. "It is time to step up and finally take clear action." (Photo: Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Leading baby food manufacturers are selling—knowingly and without warning—unsafe products contaminated with dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals that can cause serious and o...

My daughter is three-years-old and full of vibrant energy, as any toddler ought to be. But for the last two years, she’s been battling lead poisoning, and we have no idea how she got… Read more from Sarah Cottrell — and everything else on Medium. Sarah Cottrell has made this story exclusive to members. Upgrade to keep reading.