Nuevotanicals recalls Enhanced Leaf Powder in Ziploc bags (500g) and Bulk Raw Kratom due to Kratom content. No product label; manufactured since June 2011.
This products contain Kratom.
Nuevotanicals is recalling Enhanced Leaf Powder in Ziploc-type freezer bags (500g increments) and Bulk Raw Kratom because these products contain Kratom. This recall affects products sold since June 2011 with no product label.
The products contain Kratom, which is a substance with potential for abuse and health risks. The recall does not specify the exact health risks or how they might occur, so the danger level cannot be determined from the record.
Anyone who purchased Nuevotanicals Enhanced Leaf Powder in Ziploc bags (500g) or Bulk Raw Kratom since June 2011 with no product label. People using Kratom for medicinal purposes may be at higher risk.
Check for products labeled 'Enhanced Leaf Powder in Ziploc-type freezer bags (500g increments)' or 'Bulk Raw (non-extracted) Kratom' with no product label. Products were manufactured from June 2011 onward.
Look for the absence of a product label on the Ziploc bags.
The recall is due to the products containing Kratom, but the specific health risks are not detailed in the notice.
Enhanced Leaf Powder in Ziploc-type freezer bags (500g increments) and Bulk Raw (non-extracted) Kratom with no product label, manufactured since June 2011.
Check for products with no product label and manufactured from June 2011 onward.
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Subject: Recall F-2417-2015 — Nuevotanicals Nuevotanicals Hello, I own a Nuevotanicals that is covered by recall F-2417-2015 from Nuevotanicals. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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