High Lead Levels in Cinnamon and Spice Brands Raise Health Concerns
High Lead Levels in Cinnamon and Spices
High lead levels in cinnamon and spice brands are alarming health experts. Recent research from Consumer Reports reveals that one-third of cinnamon and spice blends tested contain significant lead concentrations. Over the past year, concerns have escalated following reports of lead poisoning linked to cinnamon products consumed by children.
Test Findings
The investigation involved 36 brands purchased from various retail outlets. Out of these, 12 brands were flagged due to lead levels exceeding 1 part per million:
- Badia cinnamon powder
- BaiLiFeng five spice powder
- Bowl & Basket ground cinnamon
- Deep cinnamon Powder
- EGN cinnamon powder
- Mimi's Products ground cinnamon
- Paras cinnamon powder
- Rani Brand ground cinnamon
- Spicy King five spice powder
- Three Rivers cinnamon stick powder
- Yu Yee Brand five spice powder
- Zara Foods cinnamon powder
Be sure to check the labels of your cinnamon and spice products to ensure safety for you and your family.
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