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#Recall: Chilean fruit company, Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A., expanded their recall of frozen organic blueberries and frozen mixed berries sold at Walmart and frozen mixed berries sold at Trader Joe’s over fears they could be contaminated with E. coli. Here's what you need to know.

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#Recall: Frozen organic blueberries and frozen mixed berries sold at Walmart and frozen mixed berries sold at Trader Joe’s recalled over fears they could be contaminated with E. coli. If you have any of these recalled products, throw out or return to the store where you purchased them for a refund.

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Hi, thanks for reaching out. We haven’t surveyed level 1 charger reliability; however, we offer some advice that might come in handy when making your decision here:

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Consumer Reports warns Puget Sound Energy rate proposal could add over $600 a year to typical electric bill “A rate increase is more than numbers in a regulatory filing. For consumers, it’s $50 missing from the household budget every month,” says CR's Sara Enright.

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Red Dye 40. Titanium dioxide. Our recent investigation found concerning levels of these chemical additives in some popular snack foods. This week we delivered over 100,000 of your signatures to the FDA calling on the agency to limit dangerous additives and dyes in our food. Let's cut the chemicals!

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Consumer Reports launches media campaign in North Carolina to fight Duke Energy rate hikes “This is designed to cut through the noise and elevate the voices of everyday North Carolinians who are frustrated with excessive increases of their electricity bills," says CR's Sara Enright.

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“Parents should not have to be product safety experts to avoid dangerous products when shopping, including on secondhand platforms." —Oriene Shin, manager of safety advocacy for Consumer Reports

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