Health officials didn’t mince words. A simple bag of dried apricots, sold in everyday stores across nearly twenty states, may be a silent trigger for terrifying allergic attacks. No smell. No warning. No clear label. Just a hidden chemical that could close an airway in minutes. One misread package. One bite. One mo… Continues…
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