Companies fight to keep consumers in the dark about chemicals in cleaners

EWG·Jan 12

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There is a report about companies fighting to keep consumers in the dark about chemicals in cleaners. However, other outlets are covering unrelated stories about companies and consumer issues, including disputes over broadcasting, misleading website features, and customer protection. It is unclear if there is a broader trend of companies hiding information from consumers or if the initial report is an isolated issue.

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