Seven Sundays’ Response to Lead Safe Mama, LLC’s Findings of Unsafe Levels of Lead & Cadmium in their Cereal

  

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Here’s the text I shared with these two graphics (above and below) on Instagram (7/8/2024)

Two images — including Seven Sundays’ response to a customer today — from July 8, 2024, Monday.
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Their response is ridiculous of course, and irrelevant.
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The proposed action level is 5 ppb Cadmium. Seven Sundays tested positive for 168 ppb Cadmium, the highest Cadmium level we have found in any product.
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To use a familiar analogy… To get the amount of Cadmium in ONE bowl/ one serving of Seven Sundays (see image here), you would have to eat 14 bowls/ servings of Purely Os (which also have an unsafe level of Cadmium) — or 14 servings of Siete Chips (which also have an unsafe level of Cadmium).
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No matter how you cut it, the amount of Cadmium in Seven Sundays Sunflower Cocoa Cereal is incredibly toxic and unsafe for children (adults, too — but there are no regulatory standards proposed for adults, gah).
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Note: The Cadmium level must be really bad, since I (Lead Safe Mama) don’t even mention Seven Sundays’ Lead levels in the article — which are ALSO bad!
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FOR CONTEXT, for all of the numbers in this chart, compare the number listed to the ACTION LEVEL in blue (at the top and bottom of the column): Is it a number equal to or higher than the action level? Then it should not be fed to children.
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NOTE: This spreadsheet is abbreviated to save space for getting all of the information on each food product we have tested — please read the article on our website (link here).

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I want to also share one of my comments from this article on Instagram.
You can read the full comment thread by clicking the image below:

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I also put together this table and graphic to help shed light on the concern:

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Some additional reading & links that may be of interest:

1. Here’s a link with a spreadsheet showing all of our food testing — completed and in-progress (since March 2024).
2. Check out the Lead Safe Mama affiliate link to purchase the test kits we used for this testing.
3. This is our landing page with links to all of the results for food products we have tested.
4. Here’s how to send your own food samples into a lab for testing (the cost is $195 per single food sample tested for Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, and Arsenic) or how to collaborate with Lead Safe Mama, LLC on the food testing we’re hosting.
5. And this is our Food category of articles here on Lead Safe Mama dot com.

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