Cinnamon Recall Sparks Warning in 6 States Amid Lead Contamination Concerns
Summary
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a recall of Lior brand ground cinnamon due to possible lead contamination. The product was sold in six states from November 2025 to September 2026, and consumers are advised to stop using it and return it for a refund.Key Facts
- Galil Importing Corp is recalling Lior Ground Cinnamon seasoning.
- The recall affects products sold in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, and Illinois.
- The cinnamon was sold in 90-gram clear plastic containers with lot code GAP11304.
- The recall started after Maryland health officials found elevated lead levels in the product.
- No illnesses have been reported related to this recall so far.
- Consumers should avoid eating the cinnamon and return it to the store or throw it away.
- Short-term low-level lead exposure might not show symptoms, but long-term exposure can cause serious health issues, especially in children.
- The FDA recommends checking their website and CDC for updates on food recalls and safety.
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