Texas sues Nestlé’s Gerber over alleged heavy metals in baby food
Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is in the midst of a high-profile Senate election, is seeking more than $10 million in penalties.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is in the midst of a high-profile Senate election, is seeking more than $10 million in penalties.
Texas Attorney General (AG) Ken Paxton has sued Nestlé and its US subsidiary Gerber for selling baby food containing heavy metals while falsely marketing them as safe. The post…
The pouch offering by the baby and infant brand is aimed at active children and comes a month after food giant Nestlé's Gerber entered the pediatric rehydration sector.
CFO Anna Manz said “more needs to be done” to improve execution in the region, particularly for creamers and its Gerber brand.