FDA Finds ‘Extremely High’ Lead Levels In Cinnamon Used In Tainted Fruit Pouches
The cinnamon, which originated from a plant in Ecuador, had lead levels more than 2,000 times higher than a maximum level proposed by the FDA, officials said.
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