Every year, Girl Scouts in the US Love and activate fundraising strategies to sell millions of cookies. From thin mints to Samoses, delicious delicious homemade names. Now, a New York woman has sued the organization, referring to the research claiming that cookies claim heavy metals and pesticides.

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Breakdown of security allegations

The woman archived about the girl Scouts cookie on the name Amy Mayo, on March 10, Monday. Mayo accuses the accuseds to produce and sell contaminated foods. Arsenic, aluminum, lead, has been reported that dangerous metals like mercury and cadmium. In addition, the case refers to the presence of pesticides such as glyphosate.

More claims to the suit organization uses children at least $ 1 billion dust in desserts. There is no light Amy brought the illness and his lawsuit fully based on the girl if he had a meeting with scouts cookies.

Girl searchers reacted before studying cookie discussions

As mentioned, Amy Mayo's lawsuit refers to a wide examination of 2024 at girls scout cookies. According to FolkGmoscience and America's mother study during AmericaIn California, Iowa and 25 Test boxes in Louisiana.

11 Treatments were tested, including caramel delites, peanut butter sandwich (do-si-dos), girl scout priest, lemonade, lemon-ups, peanut-yay, toffee-yay!, and trefoils.

The results of the alleged test revealed at least four and five heavy metal presence in all the well-known gifts. However, this study has faced the discussion how he placed his findings and even false rumor. Forbes reported that more than 37 million messages appeared "girl scout cookies remember 2025" at the end of February. In the sixth of last month, girls searchers dealt with reminders and examination findings in cookies.

"Girl Scouts and Cookie customers' health and safety is our main priority. Certified rest: Girl scout cookies are safe to consume," the statement reads. Adding, "Girl Scout cookies are made with components that meet the food safety standards set by FDAs and other authorities."

The organization stressed that Solo members do not add heavy metals to his delights. "Such events are not special cookies for girls scout, in our trusted baked, the integrity of our prescriptions and the safety of all girls Scout cookie continues to ensure the safety of federal regulations and food safety initiative Rules. Our bakers have confirmed that the reported levels do not worry about food security to our customers. "

You can see the full expression of the girl Scouts in the study Many. In the meantime, it is not apparently He responded to the litigation waiting for New York.

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