evidence: A June 1 video shared on Rumble shows a woman talking about the supposed dangers of Apeel, a produce coating product. The video is titled "Apeel, Toxic Metals and Heavy Metal Poisoning in Food." [...] The levels of heavy metals found in Apeel are below the maximum limits established by the Food and Drug Administration. Heavy metals are not used to make the product, but the company says the plants from which commercial suppliers derive the coating’s ingredients can absorb them from the environment. [...] - Jenny Du, July 7, Phone interview with USA TODAY - Apeel, accessed July 10, Apeel Product Safety - FDA, June 7, CFR - Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 - FDA, Jan. 24, Environmental Contaminants in Food - Michigan State University Center for Research on Food Ingredient Safety, Jan. 23, In the news – Heavy Metals in Food - Experientia supplementum, 2012, Heavy Metals Toxicity and the Environment - ScienceDirect, accessed July 7, Mono- And Diglycerides of Fatty Acids - an overview - Emulsifiers in Food Technology, Oct. 24, 2014, Mono- and Diglycerides