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“PFAS belong to a family of more than 3,000 structures of highly fluorinated chemicals used in industrial processes and consumer products. As a result, these chemicals are ubiquitous in our environment, having migrated into the air, household dust, food, soil and ground, surface and drinking water,” according to the bark & whiskers article “The Alarming Toxic Chemicals Lurking Inside Pet Food Bags.”
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