FDA Issues Urgent Recall of Wanabana Fruit Puree Pouches Due to Lead Contamination

United States of America
The FDA has advised parents to consult a healthcare provider if their child has consumed the product.
The FDA has issued a warning about lead in Wanabana fruit puree pouches, prompting an urgent recall.
The FDA has not yet identified the source of the lead contamination, but it is working with the manufacturer to investigate the issue.
The recall affects all Wanabana fruit puree pouches, regardless of flavor or batch number.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning to parents about the presence of lead in Wanabana fruit puree pouches, prompting an urgent recall. The FDA's warning came after tests revealed elevated levels of lead in the product, which is often consumed by children. The agency has urged parents to immediately stop using the product and discard any they have at home. The recall affects all Wanabana fruit puree pouches, regardless of flavor or batch number. The FDA has not yet identified the source of the lead contamination, but it is working with the manufacturer to investigate the issue. The agency has also advised parents to consult a healthcare provider if their child has consumed the product, as lead exposure can have serious health effects, particularly in children. The recall has been widely reported, with major news outlets such as The New York Times and NBC News covering the story. The recall is ongoing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.


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