Lead-contaminated product recalls

Lior Cinnamon Ground Seasoning has been found to contain elevated levels of lead. The product was distributed to stores in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas, Florida, and Illinois between November 2025 and September 2026. No illnesses have been reported.

The zipper on Lontcs Busy Board toys contains lead levels that exceed the federal lead paint safety standard. Lead is toxic if swallowed by young children and can cause serious health problems. The toys were sold online through Amazon from May 2024 to July 2026.

The copper cup included in Flashgitz-branded Space King Relic Lunch Boxes contains high levels of lead, which is toxic if ingested. The lunch boxes were sold from September through October 2025. Only the cups are affected; other items in the box are safe to use.

U.S. Trading Company is recalling DRAGONFLY Thai Ginger Powder (4.37 oz) because it may contain lead. The powder was distributed across multiple U.S. states. No injuries have been reported.

TheKiddoSpace children's Christmas tree play sets contain dangerous levels of lead in the zipper pull on the music box compartment. Lead can poison young children if ingested. The toy also fails to meet safety standards for battery-operated toys.

The recalled children's flashcard toy sets contain levels of lead that exceed the federal lead content ban and levels of phthalates that exceed the federal phthalates ban. Lead and phthalates are toxic if ingested by young children and can cause adverse health issues. In addition, the flashcards also violate the mandatory standard for toys because they fail to comply with the short circuit protection requirement for battery-operated toys.

TheKiddoSpace children's handwriting practice kits contain pens with lead levels that exceed federal safety limits. The pens come in both block and cursive alphabet versions sold online. Lead can be toxic if children ingest it.

Indian Kitchen Mart's 4-quart Brass Hammered Handi pot may contain leachable lead, which can pose a health risk if the lead transfers into food during cooking. About 9 units of this pot were distributed in California and Colorado. No injuries have been reported.

Indian Kitchen Mart's A-Cook aluminum kadai (size 5) may contain leachable lead, a toxic metal that can pose health risks if it enters food or water during cooking. About 43 units were sold in California and Colorado.

Lotus Mom Corporation's brass tope vessel may contain lead that can leach into food or beverages. This product was distributed in California and Colorado. No injuries have been reported.

Indian Kitchen Mart (IKM) aluminum saucepans with wooden handles may contain leachable lead. The affected product is a 9-inch pan with UPC 7 023672 411878, distributed in California and Colorado. Lead can pose health risks, especially with repeated use for cooking or food storage.

Venzu Traders LLC cinnamon powder (3.5 oz/100g packages) may contain high levels of lead. The product was distributed in California, Nevada, and Washington. No illnesses have been reported, but lead exposure can cause serious health problems, especially in children.

Rheumacare capsules manufactured by Virgo UAP Pharma in India were found to contain lead due to manufacturing defects. The affected product is a 30-count bottle with lot numbers CAM040 (expires 06/30/2029) or CAL079-N (expires 09/30/2028). Only 4 bottles were distributed to a customer in New York.

Gusto Group's Klong Kone shrimp paste (32 oz plastic jars) tested high for lead. The affected product was distributed in Iowa and New Jersey. No illnesses have been reported, but lead exposure can cause serious health problems, especially in children.

Gusto Group's Klong Kone brand shrimp paste tested high for lead. The 16 oz plastic jars were distributed to Iowa and New Jersey. No illnesses have been reported so far.

Eureka Inc cinnamon in 100g clear plastic containers has been found to contain elevated levels of lead. The affected product has Batch No. 06 B:02 with a best-by date of May 2026. The contaminated cinnamon was distributed to retailers and wholesalers in California and Michigan.

Town Food Service aluminum sauce pans in 1QT, 1.5QT, 2QT, and 3QT sizes have been found to contain leachable lead. Lead can contaminate food or beverages prepared in these pans and pose health risks, especially to children and pregnant people.

Indian Cookware and Appliance LLC's aluminium hammered kadai (size 7–8) may contain leachable lead, a toxic metal that can contaminate food during cooking. Lead exposure poses serious health risks, especially with repeated use. About 10 pieces were distributed in California.

BaiLiFeng Dried Cinnamon Powder (4 oz bags, UPC 4 897055 79940 1) contains unsafe levels of lead. The FDA has recalled 150 bags distributed in Massachusetts. No injuries have been reported.

Chef brand 24cm milk pans were found to leach lead at levels of 3.00 mg/L, which exceeds safe limits. The affected cookware was distributed in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. No injuries have been reported.

Santos Agency Inc. is recalling Brass Langri Cookware (sticker label 14) because it may contain leachable lead, which can pose a health risk if it contaminates food during cooking. The cookware was distributed in California.

Potential contamination due to leachable lead.

Potential contamination due to leachable lead.

Potential contamination due to leachable lead.

Products found to contain leachable lead levels (0.323mg/L)

Elevated levels of lead. FDA ground cinnamon sample was found to contain 2.92 mg/kg.

Elevated levels of lead in Cinnamon powder.

Product may contain elevated levels of lead and chromium.

Products may contain elevated levels of lead.

Contains elevated levels of lead (Pb)