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THE VILLAGES, Fla. (WFLA) — Testing by the Florida Department of Health found “elevated” levels of arsenic in dozens of candy products, officials said Monday. Out of 46 products from 10 companies, 28 ...

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Florida officials announced that testing found elevated arsenic levels in over 60% of 46 popular candies. Candies testing high for arsenic included some varieties of Twizzlers, Nerds, Skittles, and ...

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