Chains Pull Dietary Aids Off Shelves After Inquiry

The attorney general’s office announced last week that it had conducted tests on 78 bottles of top-selling medicinal herbs at the four retailers and discovered that four out of five did not contain the ingredients advertised on their labels.

The office said that the products appeared in many cases to contain powdered rice, wheat and ground-up houseplants.

After a threat of legal action from the attorney general, the four retailers agreed to remove the products from New York shelves.

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The New York Times