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A federal class action claims that Whole Foods’ house brand of bottled water, “Starkey Water,” contains “the highest arsenic levels” on the U.S. market, with “levels of arsenic that approach or exceed the legal federal limit.”

CHICAGO — A federal class action claims that Whole Foods’ house brand of bottled water, “Starkey Water,” contains “the highest arsenic levels” on the U.S. market, with “levels of arsenic that approach or exceed the legal federal limit.”

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