Jewish owned companies poison baby food in the US

AntiTraitors
Published on Jul 21, 2022
A new congressional report exposes the practice of putting highly poisonous levels of arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury in baby food by Jewish owned companies in the US.

The U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy requested internal documents and test results from seven of the largest manufacturers of baby food in the United States, including makers of organic and conventional products. Those manufacturers were:

Beech-Nut Nutrition Co.

Hain Celestial Group Inc., which sells baby food products under the brand name Earth's Best Organic

Gerber

Walmart Inc., which sells baby food products through its private brand Parent's Choice

Sprout Foods Inc. which sells baby food under the name (Sprout Organic Foods)

Campbell Soup Co., which sells baby food products under the brand name Plum Organics

Nurture Inc., which sells Happy Family Organics, including baby food products under the brand name HappyBABY

Arsenic was present in baby foods made by all the above Jewish owned companies.

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Jewish Genocides
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AntiTraitors Poison Baby Food Arsenic Lead Cadmium Mercury Walmart Campbell Nurture Sprout Gerber Jewish

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