Texas investigates protein powder manufacturers following heavy metal reports (opens original article in a new tab)
The Texas Attorney General's Office is investigating protein powder manufacturers after reports found elevated levels of heavy metals in some products, according to Consumer Reports and the Clean Label Project.
- Texas launches investigation into protein powder manufacturers over heavy metal contamination reports.
- Consumer Reports found plant-based protein powders had nine times more lead than dairy-based products.
- Clean Label Project reported 47% of tested protein products exceeded California Proposition 65 limits for toxic metals.
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