The girls of scouts now react to recent claims that are His cookies They contain “toxic” metals and other potentially harmful ingredients.
A Non -Profit Group of Mama across America, in partnership with Gmoscines, claimed that the scout cookies were tested for contamination and were found to contain traces from Toxic metals And glyphosate, which is a herbicide that is usually used to kill weeds.
Joe Rogan on Monday mentioned a report on his subcastation, calling cookies “to poisonous as [expletive]. “
All you need to know about Mahi
A spokesman for the United States for Fox News Digital said, however, that his cookies are safe and fulfilling all standards of the US for food and medication (FDA).
“The health and safety of our customers is our main priority,” the Fox News Digital Scouts, based in New York, based in New York are in a statement to Fox News.
A recent study claims that scout cookies contain traces of toxic lead and glyphosate. The organization responded to claims in a statement this week for Fox News Digital. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
“All scout cookies girlfriend produces our reliably licensed bakery, who are leaders in their industry and adhere to the strict food safety standards set by the FDA and other relevant authorities, “said the group.
The study found that 22 of the 25 cookies samples were tested positively at all five metals – Aluminum, Arsen, Kadmij, Lead and Living, according to moms across America.
Scout girls have now issued a response to the report.
Thin mint has been found to contain the highest levels of glyphosate – while peanut butter pate have had the highest level of toxic metals, moms claimed throughout America.
Girls Scouts say 2 tastes of cookies will be retired after 2025.
In the post 6 of February on their official blog, scouts from the US issued a response to the report.
“Be sure: Girl scout cookies They are safe to consume, “it was said.
It has been revealed that peanut butter and thin mint cakes contain the highest levels of toxic metals and glyphosate, the report states. (Fox News Digital)
Scouts claimed that environmental pollution, which may include heavy metals, “can naturally occur in the soil.”
“This means that almost all foods that uses the ingredients based on plants, including organic food, may contain trace amounts, “according to the blog.” This does not mean that these foods are harmful to consumption. “
Scouts also said that glyphosate “is located almost everywhere in the food chain.”
Did Wendy discover a new girlfriend of a scout with an aroma of cookies?
“The quantities of glyphosate in traces can be found in fresh fruits, vegetables, cereals, baking products and other goods for food and drink,” the blog states.
“Similarly, small amounts of heavy metals can be naturally found in the environment, including food products, due to air exposure, water and soil. These metals are not added to our reconnaissance cookies.”
Scouts said his bakers “confirmed that these levels did not represent concern for food safety to our customers.”
The scout girls now said his cookies were safe to eat. (Fox News Digital)
The “Questions and Answer” page about Glifosat found on the FDA website contains more details about using herbicides on certain crops.
“Certain quantities of pesticides or chemical pesticide residues can remain in or on some crops after being harvested,” the FDA said.
Click here to sign up for our newsletter on lifestyle
“The role of the FDA is to ensure that the chemical remains of pesticides on or in domestic and imported foods do not exceed the boundaries established by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).”
For more articles on lifestyle visit www.foxnews.com/lifestyle
EPA “established tolerance for Glifosat on a wide range of crops of human and animal foods, including corn, soybean, oils, cereals and some fruits and vegetables.”
“According to EPA, Glifosat has a small toxicity for people.”
Thin Mints Girl Scouts cookies are shown in February 2021 in Los Angeles. (Mariah Tauger / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Several posts on social media were wrongly suggested that the scout cookies were pulled.
Scout girls have been around since 1912.
Click here to get the Fox News app
The first recorded sale of cookies for financing the hull activity was in 1917.
Today’s discussion and concern about ingredients in many usual foods comes because the Make American Healthy (Maha) movement receives money by confirming Robert F. Kennedy younger as a secretary for health and human services.
