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Baby food manufacturers would be required to test products for each toxic heavy metal. Companies could then be forced to provide test results to the Illinois Department of Public Health. “We know that ...

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Baby food manufacturers would be required to test products for each toxic heavy metal. Companies could then be forced to provide test results to the Illinois Department of Public Health.