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Cinnamon recall

 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued recalls for several ground cinnamon brands due to elevated lead levels, deemed unsafe for consumption. Based on the latest available information, the following brands have been recalled or included in FDA health alerts as of October 2025:HAETAE - No voluntary recall issued, as the FDA has been unable to reach Haitai Inc. USA.

Roshni - Added to the FDA health alert for elevated lead levels.

Durra - Recalled by Eureka Inc. USA.

Wise Wife - Recalled by SLR Food Distribution, Inc. in September 2025, added to FDA health alert in October 2025.

Jiva Organics - Included in FDA health alert, no recall listed on FDA’s website.

Super Brand - Recalled by IHA Beverage, sold at Asian Supermarket in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Asli - Included in FDA health alert, sold at A&Y Global Market in Columbia, Missouri.

El Chilar - Recalled, sold at El Torito Market in Maryland.

Marcum - Recalled, sold at Save-A-Lot Food Stores.

SWAD - Recalled, sold at Patel Brothers.

Supreme Tradition - Recalled, sold at Dollar Tree and Family Dollar.

Compania Indillor Orientale - Included in FDA health alert, sold at Eurogrocery.

ALB Flavor - Recalled by ALB-USA Enterprises, sold at Eurogrocery.

Shahzada - Recalled by Advance Food International Inc., sold at Premium Supermarket in New York.

Spice Class - Recalled by American Spices LLC, sold at Fish World in New York.

La Frontera - Included in FDA health alert, sold at Frutas Y Abarrotes Mexico in New York.

La Fiesta - Recalled, sold at La Superior SuperMercados.

El Servidor - Recalled, sold at Mannan Supermarket.

MK - Included in FDA health alert, distributed by MTCI, no response to FDA’s recall request.

The FDA advises consumers to throw away these products and not purchase them, as they may contain lead levels ranging from 2.03 to 7.68 parts per million (ppm), which could be unsafe, especially with prolonged exposure. Consumers should check their pantries, as cinnamon has a long shelf life. For specific lot codes and best-by dates, refer to the FDA’s website. If you suspect lead exposure, consult a healthcare provider. No

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