Well we have the FDA, not sure if it's like your FSA? I tried looking online after my last post and it seemed that every article I found was from the UK. One even stated that she wasn't even able to find the amount of arsenic allowed in food in the US...only what is allowed in our water sources. But that if rice milk was on the same restrictions as water it would be banned from the market.
" in a study done in 2008 at the University of Aberdeen in the UK, they analyzed rice milk samples from supermarkets to see if the inorganic arsenic that is present in rice, transferred into the milk. All of the brands tested exceeded the arsenic standards in the UK and China, by as much as three times, and 80% failed to meet the US inorganic arsenic standard for allowance in water. "
I don't know. I still feel pretty comfortable giving it to Hayden, like Foogirl said, how much is that in comparison to the air we breathe or other things we come into contact with. I would think if it was dangerous to kids there would be more than a warning label, it would be banned from kids having it such as asprin is.