Thursday, March 19, 2015

Popular White and Rose Californian Wines Contain Poisonous Arsenic, Class-Action Suit Alleges | Hollywood, CA Patch

Popular California Wines Contain Poisonous Arsenic, Class-Action Suit Alleges | Hollywood, CA Patch



Arsenic found in white and rose wines:



Popular California Wines Contain Poisonous Arsenic, Class-Action Suit Alleges

Suit alleges winemakers knowingly sell arsenic-contaminated wines such as Menage a Trois, Sutter Home, Wine Cube, Charles Shaw, and Beringer

Popular California Wines Contain Poisonous Arsenic, Class-Action Suit Alleges
Many popular, inexpensive brands of wine made and distributed in California contain illegal and dangerously high levels of poisonous inorganic arsenic, according to a lawsuit filed today in Los Angeles.
Plaintiffs Doris Charles, Alvin Jones, Jason Peltier and Jennifer Peltier allege in their proposed class-action Los Angeles Superior Court complaint that dozens of wineries are violating state law by knowingly producing, marketing and selling arsenic contaminated wine and failing to warn consumers about the potential danger. The suit seeks unspecified damages and a court order directing the wineries to correct the alleged poor practices.
“The concerns raised in your inquiry are serious and are being treated as such. We are investigating the matter with several of our wine producers,” said a spokesperson.
”Treasury Wine Estates told CBS their brands of wine are “fully compliant with all relevant federal and state guidelines.”
Some of the popular wines
named in the lawsuit are primarily inexpensive white or blush varietals
including Moscato, Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc.












“These
wineries have long known about the serious health risks their products pose to
customers,” plaintiffs’ attorney Brian Kabateck said. “Yet instead of reducing
the exposure to acceptable levels, the defendants recklessly engage in a
pattern and practice of selling arsenic-tainted wine to California consumers.”
Arsenic
is an odorless, colorless and highly toxic poison known to cause illness and
death when ingested. Some of the long-term health effects of arsenic exposure
include various types of cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, medical
experts say.
The
28 California wineries accused in the lawsuit “produce and market wines that
contain dangerously high levels of inorganic arsenic, in some cases up to 500
percent or more than what is considered the maximum acceptable safe daily
intake limit,” the lawsuit alleges.


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Kyle,
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