Consumer Reports is urging consumers to throw out their cinnamon if it was manufactured by one of a dozen companies.

Consumer Reports found high levels of lead in cinnamon powder ... Just a quarter teaspoon of any of the mentioned cinnamon products contains more lead than an individual should consume in an ...

Recent studies have touted the health benefits of cinnamon, including one earlier this year suggesting that daily cinnamon ...

The department found that the finished products contained elevated levels of lead ... Throw it away':High traces of lead found in 12 brands' cinnamon, spice powders, report says What should ...

In September, Consumer Reports, a nonprofit organization created to inform consumers about products sold in the U.S., investigated more than three dozen ground cinnamon products and found that 1 ...

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Cinnamon, a beloved spice, faces scrutiny due to high lead levels found in several brands, prompting health warnings. U.S. studies indicate contamination from farming practices and processing.

A Consumer Reports investigation of more than three dozen ground cinnamon products found that 1 in 3 contain lead levels above 1 part per million. As an environmental epidemiologist with training in ...

The Food and Drug Administration expanded a July recall on certain cinnamon products after they were found to have elevated levels of ... of negative health effects of consuming food with high lead ...