The method measures total arsenic without distinguishing the more toxic inorganic form.

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• The method measures total arsenic without distinguishing the more toxic inorganic form.

  The National Confectioners Association responded that the Florida results used EPA Method 6010D, a method validated for soil and water rather than food, that the method measures total arsenic without distinguishing the more toxic inorganic form, and that the reported levels are substantially higher than those found in the FDA's Total Diet Study.

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• Florida Department of Health finds arsenic in Ferrara candies like Nerds and Laffy Taffy at levels that can exceed a child's yearly safe intake in one box or a few pieces, leading to dismissed disclosure lawsuits cited evidence

Who and what it involves

• ◈EPA Method 6010D

Origin: extracted from Florida Department of Health finds arsenic in Ferrara candies like Nerds and Laffy Taffy at levels that can exceed a child's yearly safe intake in one box or a few pieces, leading to dismissed disclosure lawsuits · 2026-10-12 00:23