Summary
Durra Ground Cinnamon sold in California and Michigan has been recalled due to potential lead contamination. The FDA advises consumers, especially parents of young children, to avoid using the spice and seek medical help if exposure is suspected. Lead exposure is dangerous, with severe long-term health effects, especially for children.
Key Facts
- The FDA announced the recall of Durra Ground Cinnamon due to possible lead contamination.
- The affected cinnamon was sold in 100-gram containers in California and Michigan from August 24 to October 6.
- The recalled product can be identified by its UPC 6251136 034139, Batch No.: 06 B:02, and "Best by" date of May 2026.
- Lead is a toxic metal that can cause serious health problems, particularly in children.
- No illnesses linked to the cinnamon have been reported yet.
- Consumers are advised to return the product for a full refund and avoid using it.
- The FDA found elevated lead levels during product testing, prompting the recall.
- Consumers can contact Eureka Inc. for more information about the recall.
