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Re:Applesauce lead poisoning cases in kids surge amid questi... by autoexec on Sunday December 10, 2023 @04:23PM (#38595195)
The end result still needs to be accountability or else we're just spending money on test kits as an increasing amount of the food we buy goes right into the trash. It also means that those who can't afford all those kits will end up eating harmful products.

This isn't something that can be solved at the consumer level. We need policy here, but in the meantime we should have options to keep our families safe.

Re:Applesauce lead poisoning cases in kids surge amid questi... by nobodyandproud on Sunday December 10, 2023 @04:49PM (#38595396)
No, but easier consumer testing is part of the solution.

I liken this to security: You want layered security.

Right now we have maybe one or two layers of detection at best.

Re:Applesauce lead poisoning cases in kids surge amid questi... by fuzzfactor on Sunday December 10, 2023 @10:42PM (#38597435)
>Right now we have maybe one or two layers of detection at best.

The article is a typical example showing how we routinely have zero to one layer at the most.