The Girl Scouts of the USA is responding to recent claims that its cookies contain “toxic” metals and other potentially harmful ingredients. A study by the nonprofit group Moms Across America ...

Can you still eat Girl Scout cookies? Here's what to know about risks to consumers A lawsuit cites a report from two non-profits – a science group and holistic parenting group – that found ...

Concerns about Girl Scout cookies containing toxic substances have been swirling online, but don’t throw away those Thin Mints just yet. Conservative podcaster Joe Rogan warned in a Feb. 22 ...

Girl Scout cookies are accused of containing toxins. Here's why they're still safe to eat A child would need to eat 9,000 cookies in a day to approach harmful levels of pesticide or naturally ...

The Girl Scouts are refuting a recent claim by Joe Rogan that its cookies are toxic, a statement he recently made on his popular podcast. Rogan cited a flawed study by Moms Across America that found ...

A recent report claimed Girl Scouts cookies contain traces of metals and glyphosate, with podcaster Joe Rogan calling the food "toxic" — but the Girl Scouts maintain the cookies are safe to consume.

In short, there's no reason to be alarmed about claims that the batches of Girl Scout Cookies being sold in 2025 are toxic, or that they could cause your family any harm.

Smack in the middle of cookie season, Girl Scouts of America is facing a lawsuit based on claims the group’s cookies contain heavy metals, pesticides and other toxins. A New York woman, Amy Mayo ...

MMA and GMOScience claimed that lab analysis of 25 different Girl Scout cookies showed food loaded with toxic metals and pesticide and called for the Girl Scouts and the FDA to conduct their own ...

Toxic substances linked to autism and cancer are present at dangerous levels in Girl Scout Cookies, a study warns.. Every sample of cookie tested contained glyphosate, the active ingredient in the ...

Girl Scout cookies contain toxic heavy metals, class action charges. The Girl Scouts stated that heavy metals naturally occur in soil and that trace amounts are not a safety issue and said their ...

Podcaster Joe Rogan called Girl Scout cookies "toxic," citing a recent study that found the cookies contain metals and an herbicide. The study wasn't peer-reviewed.