Olive Garden restaurants in California began posting warning signs inside lobbies this past weekend telling customers that food and beverages they sell may contain certain chemicals that could be dangerous to their health.

The Italian casual dining chain, operated by Darden Restaurants, started posting warning signs approved by the attorney general at a meeting last Thursday with various representatives of the state’s restaurant industry, Darden’s Director of Media and Communications Mike Bernstein told The Wave Monday

Darden Restaurants, Landry’s Restaurants, and 14 other parent companies of restaurant chains doing business in the state of California, were sued on April 10 by the state’s attorney general for failing to warn consumers about the dangers of mercury found in certain seafoods they sell.

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