A New Report Is Warning of Heavy Levels of Arsenic in some Rice Products

Consumer Reports finds arsenic in rice products, urges safer cooking practices

Consumer Reports tested 52 rice products and found measurable levels of inorganic arsenic in every sample, offering tips to reduce exposure and calling for FDA regulation.

A new report is warning of heavy levels of arsenic in some rice products

Whether it’s for sushi or stir-fry, rice is a popular meal and a regular lunch and dinner staple in many countries around the world. However, a new food safety investigation is warning some rice products can contain concerning levels of arsenic.

Consumer Reports finds arsenic in every rice sample tested

Consumer Reports found measurable arsenic in every rice sample tested, and more than 40% could raise cancer risk over time.

Consumer Reports finds concerning levels of inorganic arsenic in 52 rice products

Consumer Reports’ latest food safety investigation found some rice products contain concerning levels of inorganic arsenic, a dangerous form of a heavy metal and known carcinogen.

Consumer Reports investigation finds arsenic levels in everyday rice products

Rice can carry a risk: inorganic arsenic, a dangerous form of a heavy metal and known carcinogen.