Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Wednesday that the state of Texas is suing America's largest baby food manufacturer, accusing the company that it knew that the products contained harmful substances such as arsenic and lead, but advertised that the products were safe and tested. Paxton filed a lawsuit against Garbo Products and its parent company Nestle America, alleging that their actions violated the state's laws relating to false business practices and consumer protection. According to the lawsuit filed in the Collin County District Court of Texas on October 9, Paxton is seeking more than $10 million in civil fines.

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Wednesday that the state of Texas is suing America's largest baby food manufacturer, accusing the company that it knew that the products contained harmful substances such as arsenic and lead, but advertised that the products were safe and tested. Paxton filed a lawsuit against Garbo Products and its parent company Nestle America, alleging that their actions violated the state's laws relating to false business practices and consumer protection. According to the lawsuit filed in the Collin County District Court of Texas on October 9, Paxton is seeking more than $10 million in civil fines.