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A North Carolina-based company is recalling one lot of its black licorice because the product contains high levels of lead.
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Dr. Ron Chapman today warned consumers not to eat five preserved plum and/or prune products, after tests conducted by CDPH found that all five exceed
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Research has found that commercially available rice imported into the US contains levels of lead far higher than regulations suggest are safe.
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Researchers at UNLV reported this week they have found concerning levels of lead in several types of imported hot sauces that were tested.
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Evershing International Trading, Inc. of San Jose, CA is recalling all Ginger Candy it received from Lucky Shing Company due to elevated levels of lea
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Aguirre Honey Farms recalls Goldenrod Honey because of possible lead contamination.
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California consumers were warned on Monday not to eat three varieties of Santos brand candies imported from India after tests found they contained lea
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Fahman Enterprises of Dallas, TX is voluntarily recalling Pran Turmeric Powder because it was found to contain high levels of lead that could cause he
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A New Jersey company has expanded its recall of ground turmeric to include additional brands distributed nationwide. Excessive lead.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission posted a notice that L.L. Bean Children’s Water Bottles violate the lead standard and are being recalled.