Candy Lawsuit Allegations of Arsenic Levels in Children's Treats

I'm gonna need everybody to stop what they're doing and listen to what they're doing and listen to this. Our analysis has found that Our analysis has found that if you eat more than 96 Nerds over than 96 nerds the course of a year, the course of a year, you are exceeding the allowable you are the allowable threshold of arsenic for a child. threshold of arsenic for consuming in a child over the course of a year. If you eat more than six Jolly Ranchers more than six that is exceeding the allowable threshold the allowable of arsenic for consuming in a child over the course of a year. It's realistic to. It's realistic To assume that children are eating to assume that children than 96 individual nerds. more than than 96 individual nerds. A lawsuit just accused one of America's biggest candy companies of hiding arsenic in kids candy. Ferrara, the company behind Nerds, Sweet Tarts, Laffy Taffy, and Trolli, is facing a class action lawsuit filed in Illinois this year. The claim Ferrara knew and didn't warn anybody. The lawsuit cites Florida lab testing that allegedly found arsenic levels in some products, including Sweet Tarts, Ropes, and Banana Laffy Taffy high enough that a small serving could exceed a full year's safe exposure limit for a child. So if you or your kids or friends, family have ever had these candies in this Ferrara group of candies, you can file a claim against them Collect Settlement Finder App. It's the app I use to apply for all my settlements. It takes like, two minutes to fill out lawsuit forms. And it's really actually scary that these companies are just getting away with giving arsenic to grow.