Green Sprouts sippy cups recalled over lead poisoning hazard
The products affected include Green Sprouts Stainless Steel Sippy Cups, Sip & Straw Cups and its Stainless Steel Straw Bottles.
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Nov 28, 2022, 6:24 PM
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10h agoThousands of sippy cups have been recalled due to a lead
scare.
The products affected include Green Sprouts Stainless Steel
Sippy Cups, Sip & Straw Cups and Stainless Steel Straw Bottles.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the base of the
products can become detached, exposing a piece inside that contains lead.
So far, there have been seven reports of the base breaking
off, but no one has become sick.
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