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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued an alert warning parents of elevated lead levels in WanaBana apple cinnamon fruit puree pouches. The FDA’s alert also applies to...

A new evaluation by the European Food Safety Authority has set a new level for safe consumption of the sweetener while confirming that a warning label will still be necessary.

The FDA is investigating several theories for how they became contaminated, but currently believes it was economically motivated Politico reported.

The FDA has received 64 reports of illnesses potentially linked to recalled cinnamon pouches. Everyone impacted is under 6 years old.

Thousands of patients live in areas where some of the worst public health issues are maternal/infant mortality, prematurity and lead toxicity.

Reports of infections and lead toxicity linked to fresh and pureed produce are on the rise. Learn about the fruit recall of November 2023.

The CDC has advised parents who believe their kids may have consumed the recalled cinnamon apple pouches to ask their doctor for a blood test.

Federal, state and local health officials are issuing an urgent warning to consumers and retailers to not sell, buy or feed recalled WanaBana Apple Cinnamon

Two brands of applesauce pouches were added to the FDA's recall of lead contaminated applesauce. Schnuck brand and Weis brand were added Friday.