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NFI attacks Consumer Reports for restoking tuna mercury controversy

'From can to can, mercury levels can spike in unpredictable ways that might jeopardize the health of a fetus' -- James Rogers, Consumer Reports

By Jason Huffman | Feb. 9, 2023 18:51 GMT
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