Nader Names 'Dirty Dozen' Consumer Products FANSA Lists 10 Red Flags of 'Junk Science'

摘要

The first annual "Dirty Dozen" list of consumer products has been issued by the Chicago-based Cancer Prevention Coalition (CPC) and consumer advocate Ralph Nader. According to CPC and Nader, the "Dirty Dozen" consumer products contain a wide range of carcinogenic and other toxic ingredients. The consumer groups criticized current federal labeling laws because, "they provide no warnings for cancer and other health risks. Food is labeled for cholesterol, but not for carcinogens."