Lior Cinnamon Ground Seasoning
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Ground cinnamon sold in Illinois recalled for lead – NBC Chicago
Ground cinnamon sold in Illinois has been recalled due to lead contamination concerns.
Ground cinnamon sold at grocery stores in Illinois recalled due to high levels of lead - NBC 5 Chicago
Ground cinnamon sold in Illinois grocery stores has been recalled after testing indicated elevated lead levels.
Cinnamon seasoning sold in Texas and 5 other states recalled over lead risk - Houston Chronicle
Cinnamon seasoning sold in Texas and five other states has been recalled because of a potential lead hazard.
Ground cinnamon seasoning recalled in 6 states, including New Jersey, over potential elevated lead levels - WRNJ Radio
Ground cinnamon seasoning was recalled in six states because it may contain elevated lead levels.
Check your spice rack : Cinnamon sold in 6 states recalled over lead concerns
A New York-based manufacturer has recalled ground cinnamon seasoning sold in six states after a sample showed elevated lead levels.
Maryland Testing Triggers Recall of Lior Ground Cinnamon Sold in Six States Since November Over Elevated Lead
Lior Ground Cinnamon with lot GAP11304 has been recalled after Maryland testing found elevated lead levels, with products sold in six unspecified states.
Galil Importing Corp Recalls Lior Cinnamon Ground Seasoning Due to Elevated Lead Levels
Galil Importing Corp has recalled Lior Cinnamon Ground Seasoning because it may contain elevated lead levels.
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