Grizzly Research has released a short-selling report on Hershey, stating that the product packaging contains carcinogenic substances.
Oct 24th, Grizzly Research, a short-selling institution, released a report on the chocolate maker Hershey, claiming that several popular products from the company's packaging were found to contain potentially harmful persistent chemicals (PFAS). The institution stated that it commissioned tests on packaging paper from many Hershey products in four different laboratories in the USA, Germany, and China, with results showing high levels of PFAS contamination, including Reese's Pieces, Almond Joy, and Hershey's Kisses. The report states that PFAS toxins are particularly dangerous for children, and...
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