Lead Contamination Prompts Recall of Badia Spices Ginger and Cinnamon
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Several U.S. discount retailers have recalled ground cinnamon due to high levels of lead contamination, following an FDA safety alert. The affected brands include Marcum, Supreme Tradition, El Chilar, and Swad, among others. Lead in spices can come from natural sources, environmental pollution, or manufacturing processes, and poses significant health risks, especially to children. Consumers are advised to buy spices from reputable sources to avoid contamination.
- Lead-tainted cinnamon has been recalled. Here's what you should know News10NBC
- Consumer alert issued for elevated levels of lead found in Badia Spices Ground Ginger, Cinnamon WABC-TV
- New York State Department of Agriculture Warning About Lead in Spices WKTV
- Recall: Ground ginger and ground cinnamon from Badia Spices may have elevated lead levels WRGB
- Consumer alert River Reporter
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