PFAS

Researchers believe that contamination in coffee could come from the beans, water used in brewing, or the soil. Previous studies have identified PFAS in coffee filters, and paper cups or other food packaging commonly contain the chemicals as well. Photo: Collected from web
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Study links coffee, eggs, and white rice to elevated PFAS levels in humans

The study, which analysed samples from 3,000 pregnant women, is among the first to suggest that coffee and white rice may be more heavily contaminated than other foods. It also identified a link...