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The “highly toxic agricultural chemical” is federally allowed to be used on oats and other grains imported to the US, according to the EWG. When applied to oat and grain crops, chlormequat alters a plant’s growth, preventing it from bending over and thus making it easier to harvest, per the EWG. Roundup for Breakfast, Part 2: In New Tests, Weed Killer Found in All Kids’ Cereals Sampled A second round of tests commissioned by the Environmental Working Group found the active ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup weed killer in every sample of popular oat-based cereal and other oat-based food marketed to...

A lawsuit filed by Nestlé USA against two distribution companies could mean popular imported products from Mexico could be taken off the shelves of some stores in the United States. According to court documents, the lawsuit was filed in 2021 in the United States District Court Western District of Texas. Nestlé USA is suing two companies called Ultra Mundiales and Ultra International. The companies specialize in distribution of Mexican goods to other countries. In the lawsuit, Nestlé says that neither distribution company "is an owner or licensee of Nestlé trademarks in the United States" and that they are not authorized...

In straightforward defiance against the White House position of non-transparency, previous communication from the Center for Disease Control discovered Tuesday acknowledged that 97 percent of the measles found in United States this year could be attributed to “importations from at least 18 countries.” Barbara Smith (R), a nurse with Mount Sinai Health System, and Bryan Christensen, a doctor for the CDC Domestic Infection Control Team for the Ebola Response, demonstrate to put on protection. Barbara Smith (R), a nurse with Mount Sinai Health System, and Bryan Christensen, a doctor for the CDC Domestic Infection Control Team for the Ebola Response,...