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Reusable Bag Lead Scare
In late January, the Center for Consumer Freedom published a report stating that several major retailers were using reusable bags which included more than 100 parts per million (ppm) of lead. The story was picked up by several major newspapers, like USA Today, and caused some panic among consumers about the safety of polypropylene and nonwoven reusable bags. Chris Duffy, vice president of marketing or Bag Makers, and Rick Brenner, CEO of Prime Line, each responded to the report, finding fault with the results and insisting on the safety of the products. Despite an initial media furor, no further reports were issued linking reusable bags to dangerous volumes of lead.
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