Summary
A recall has been issued for cinnamon powder products due to potential lead contamination. The FDA has identified 16 companies affected, cautioning consumers to stop using the products and dispose of them. Lead exposure can pose serious health risks, especially for children.
Key Facts
- The recall involves cinnamon powder with potential lead contamination.
- The FDA found 16 manufacturers affected after testing products.
- Lead is a dangerous metal that can cause health problems, notably in children.
- Haitai, Inc. recalled its Haetae brand Cinnamon powder specifically.
- The FDA suggested the issue might stem from raw material or natural lead in cinnamon.
- No illnesses or injuries have been reported as of the recall date.
- Consumers can contact Haitai Inc. for more information during specific business hours.
- The recalls were identified during routine product testing and sampling.
