Consumer Reports Spices And Heavy Metals

Some Popular Spices Contain Dangerous Levels Of Heavy Metals According Experts are alerting consumers against using a dozen cinnamon and spice powder brands after detecting high levels of lead contamination Consumer Reports tested 36 ground cinnamon products and spice blends like five-spice powder and garam masala, which also contain cinnamon Out of the 36 products, there were 12 th

Investigates Heavy Metals Chemicals Found In Many Spices Consumer If you have one of those products, we think you should throw it away," the report from Consumer Reports states Food safety experts are warning that some common spices in your cupboard may contain high levels of lead Here's what Arizonans need to know Twelve of the 36 products tested by Consumer Reports measured above 1 part per million of lead That is the threshold that triggers a recall in New York – which is the only US state that regulates A recent report found high levels of lead in 12 brands' cinnamon and multi-spice powders, prompting some of the companies to remove product from shelves

Beware Of Toxic Spices Heavy Metals Found In Major Brand Names Twelve of the 36 products tested by Consumer Reports measured above 1 part per million of lead That is the threshold that triggers a recall in New York – which is the only US state that regulates A recent report found high levels of lead in 12 brands' cinnamon and multi-spice powders, prompting some of the companies to remove product from shelves Twelve of the 36 cinnamon powders and spice blends containing cinnamon had high levels of lead, according to Consumer Reports' testing An analysis by Consumer Reports of 36 brands of cinnamon powders and spice The spate of recalls demonstrates challenges in removing naturally occurring lead and other heavy metals in spices and The nonprofit advocacy group tested several brands of ground cinnamon — as well as blends that contain cinnamon — and found that only a small fraction of them had low levels of lead Read on for more A third of the cinnamon powders and spice mixtures tested yielded alarming results, advocacy group's study finds