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Mouse Print* -- Chobani Exaggerated Protein Content of its Complete Yogurt
A TV commercial for Chobani Complete yogurt promoted its high protein content. The maker of Dannon yogurt complained saying that two out of the three products shown in the commercial didn't have the protein claimed.
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Dirty Dozen Veggies/Fruit List Released
The Environmental Working Group is out with their annual list of the non-organic "Dirty Dozen" fruits and vegetables that can be the highest in pesticide residue. A second list has the "clean 15" -- those fruits and vegetables with the lowest pesticide residue.
An investigative report reveals that since 2012, over 75,000 incident reports of adverse reactions have been filed with the EPA about Seresto dog and cat collars. Worse, almost 1,700 deaths have been linked to these collars. Members of Congress are demanding a recall.
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A TV commercial for Chobani Complete yogurt promoted its high protein content. The maker of Dannon yogurt complained saying that two out of the three products shown in the commercial didn't have the protein claimed.
That is our Mouse Print* story this week.
The Environmental Working Group is out with their annual list of the non-organic "Dirty Dozen" fruits and vegetables that can be the highest in pesticide residue. A second list has the "clean 15" -- those fruits and vegetables with the lowest pesticide residue.
An investigative report reveals that since 2012, over 75,000 incident reports of adverse reactions have been filed with the EPA about Seresto dog and cat collars. Worse, almost 1,700 deaths have been linked to these collars. Members of Congress are demanding a recall.
