The consumer watchdog group says it bought 25 decaffeinated coffee products to evaluate claims of purity, and they were tested by an independent accredited analytical chemistry lab.
Testing showed a quantifiable methylene chloride level of 130 parts per billion in Café Bustelo 10-ounce canned, ground, decaffeinated espresso, the Clean Label Project says in a suit now in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. ...
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