Urgent Recall: Haetae Cinnamon Powder Health Risk
The Sun Times News reports a nationwide recall of Haetae (HT) brand cinnamon powder due to potential lead contamination.
Lead exposure, even at low levels, can be harmful, particularly to children, potentially leading to severe health issues such as developmental defects and learning disorders. Adults are also at risk, with potential kidney dysfunction and neurocognitive effects from prolonged exposure.
- Product: 8 oz Haetae (HT) Cinnamon powder
- Package: Square plastic bottle
- UPC number: 0 20914 81415 9
- Best-by date: 02/09/25
The product was sold at various supermarkets nationwide and was identified as contaminated after FDA testing revealed elevated lead levels.
Consumers are urged to return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund and consult healthcare providers for testing if the product has been consumed.
Author's summary: Haetae cinnamon powder recalled due to lead contamination risk.
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