article_snippet: Dozens of cheap and popular California wines are tainted with dangerously high levels of arsenic, claims a new lawsuit filed this week.
article_snippet: Sutter Home, Korbel, Franzia and Trader Joe's Charles Shaw White Zifandel, also known as 'Two-Buck Chuck,' were just a few of the 31 wine brands a new lawsuit claimed were unsafe.
article_snippet: Twenty-eight California wineries were listed in the complaint, which is asking for a halt in production of the wines in question.
article_snippet: A new lawsuit claims dozens of cheap and popular California Wine, including Franzia and Trader Joe's Charles Shaw White Zifandel, are tainted with dangerously high levels of arsenic .
article_snippet: A new lawsuit was filed by four individual Southern California wine consumers who, according to A new lawsuit attorney Brian Kabateck, had 1,306 wines tested at a Denver-based laboratory and then confirmed results with two additional laboratories.
article_snippet: Kabateck said 83 wines, almost all of which sell for below $10 a bottle, contained arsenic levels 10 parts per billion above the range considered safe for drinking water.