Bumble bees smoke clams contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’, says FDA

In an experiment by the Bumble B Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the PFAS voluntarily recalled a 3.75 ounce pack of clams known as “Eternal Chemicals”.

According to the FDA, the recall only applies to clams that smoke 3.75-ounce bumble bees from a third-party manufacturer in China, 8660075234.

After the FDA showed harmful “forever chemicals”, the Bumble Bee was called Smoke Clams.

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The clams have been distributed to certain retailers nationwide, according to the FDA, and no cases have been reported.

Per- and polyfluoroacillins (PFAS) are a group of different synthetic chemicals used in various consumer and industrial products, Bumble B explained in a press release.

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Studies have linked PFS to high cholesterol, high blood pressure and pre-eclampsia in pregnant women, developmental effects, decreased immune response, altered liver function, and increased risk of cancer.

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So far no cases of chlamydia have been reported in the United States.

This memory does not include any other Bumble bee products, and the company said it is working with a manufacturer in China to diagnose and solve the problem.