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Article

1 Jan 2005

Author:
Consumer Reports [USA]

Chicken: Arsenic and antibiotics [USA]

[The US Department of Agriculture's] researchers ruffled feathers in January 2004 when they reported in Environmental Health Perspectives that young chickens contain three to four times more arsenic than other poultry and meat. [Consumer Reports study found no arsenic in organic chicken or chicken from Foster Farms (Foster Poultry Farms); also refers to Bayer]