Recall Issued for Ground Cinnamon Due to Elevated Lead Levels in 6 States
A recall has been issued for ground cinnamon sold in supermarkets and grocery stores across six states due to elevated lead levels. While short-term exposure to low lead levels may not show symptoms, it poses health risks.
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Ground cinnamon sold in supermarkets and grocery stores may have elevated lead levels, recall issued in 6 states
Ground cinnamon sold in supermarkets and grocery stores may have elevated lead levels, recall issued in 6 states
Recall Issued for Ground Cinnamon Due to Elevated Lead Levels in 6 States
Check your spice rack: Cinnamon sold in 6 states recalled over lead concerns
Check your spice rack: Cinnamon sold in 6 states recalled over lead concerns
Texas Cinnamon Recall Due to Elevated Lead Levels
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