PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” are showing up in more places than you think. We wanted to see if they were also in adhesive bandages. Learn more about our latest test findings and ways to minimize exposure to PFAS at the link below. consumerreports.org/pfas/adh…

After testing 40 well-known grocery products sold across the nation, together with @consumerreports , we found something deeply concerning: 1 in 4 products tested exceeded daily safety levels for additives in just one serving. From breakfast cereals and sodas to snacks, desserts, and processed meats, additives have become nearly impossible to avoid in our food supply. Yet many of these substances remain widely used, even as growing scientific evidence links them to potential health concerns — and even as other countries have banned or more strictly regulated them. Here’s what we found: 🔴 1 in 4 products contained additive levels in a single serving that exceeded daily safety levels identified by U.S. or European public health agencies. 🧪 When measured against broader levels of concern identified in peer-reviewed scientific research, nearly two thirds, 25 of the 40 products, exceeded at least one reference level. ❌ One popular product contained 261 mg of titanium dioxide in a single serving — more than 760 times the combined amount found in the three other products tested that contained this additive. Titanium dioxide has been banned in food in the European Union since 2022. Consumers deserve a food system that puts health and safety first — and stronger oversight is long overdue. ✊ 👉 Read the full Yuka x Consumer Reports investigation: yuka.io/en/tests-additives-f… ✍️ Sign the petition to demand safer food: action.consumerreports.org/y…

CR tested baby wipes from 18 companies, including Coterie, Huggies, Kirkland Signature, Millie Moon, and Pampers, for PFAS. The much-needed good news: We didn’t detect any PFAS compounds above our level of detection in any of the wipes we tested. consumerreports.org/babies-k…

#Recall: Clover Hill Dairy announced a recall of its soft ricotta and requeson cheese after state and federal health officials linked the products to a listeria outbreak across multiple states. Here's what you need to know: consumerreports.org/health/f…

A new investigation by Consumer Reports and @YukaUS found that many popular snack foods contain additives at levels that may pose health risks over time. Tell the FDA to limit dangerous additives in our food. Sign our petition: action.consumerreports.org/s…

#Recall: Honda and Acura are recalling over 880,000 vehicles because an important suspension component could rust to the point of failure, which could cause a crash. consumerreports.org/cars/car…

#Recall: Jeep is warning owners of more than 107,000 Wrangler SUVs and Gladiator pickup trucks from the 2021-2025 model years to park outside until a free recall repair is completed. Here's what you need to know: consumerreports.org/cars/car…

Our joint investigation with @YukaApp found some popular foods contain additives that could raise health concerns over time. For the full test results, head to the link below. consumerreports.org/health/f…

#Recall: Hyundai is recalling certain 2025-2026 Santa Cruz pickups, Tucson, Tucson Hybrid, and Tucson Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle SUVs over braking concerns. Here's what you need to know: consumerreports.org/cars/car…

11 of the safest small cars under $10K that you can buy for your teen, according to @IIHS_autosafety & @ConsumerReports usatoday.com/story/cars/rese… via @usatoday

#Recall: Jeep is recalling nearly 420,000 Grand Cherokee SUVs from the 2022 through 2026 model years and Grand Cherokee L SUVs from the 2023 through 2025 model years to fix a faulty airbag sensor. consumerreports.org/cars/car…

#Recall: Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs from the 2018 through 2022 model years because their front seat belts may get stuck and not retract or extend. consumerreports.org/cars/car…

One year after tougher safety standards took effect, unsafe loungers are still being sold, shared, and used for baby sleep—with sometimes tragic consequences. consumerreports.org/babies-k…

#Recall: Honda and Acura are recalling nearly 100,000 additional cars, trucks, SUVs, and minivans to fix faulty front-passenger airbag sensors. This follows a similar recall from 2024. consumerreports.org/cars/car…

The AI data center boom is partly to blame. 👀 consumerreports.org/money/ut…

#Recall: HomeProGym, maker of the PowerTube Stackable Resistance Bands, has recalled its 60- and 70-pound bands. The recall comes after Consumer Reports testing found the bands could come apart at the handle during use, posing a risk to users. consumerreports.org/product-…

Update: On May 21, a recall of two Orb Funkee squeeze toys was announced because they may contain asbestos. The same risk has led to dozens of recalls worldwide over the past few months, though this is the first in the US. consumerreports.org/babies-k…

Our recent tests found high lead levels in a component of certain Black & Decker PowerCrush BL1230 blenders. CR experts advise owners to stop using this model and contact Black & Decker for more information. #safety #safetywarning #productsafety consumerreports.org/product-…

More than 1 million baby monitors worldwide may be vulnerable to a security breach. Here's what parents should know. consumerreports.org/babies-k…

Privacy and security aren’t the only reasons to set up a WiFi guest network. Bonus: It takes only a few minutes to set up. consumerreports.org/electron…