FDA found salmonella in Gaia Kratom Bali Gold powder. Recalled products include 1oz and 1kg packages sold online. Stop using immediately due to food safety hazard.
Microbal Contamination of Non-Sterile Product; FDA analysis found salmonella contamination
Gaia Ethnobotanical LLC is recalling Bali Gold Kratom powder products due to salmonella contamination found in FDA testing. This poses a food safety risk as salmonella can cause serious illness if ingested.
Salmonella is a harmful bacteria that can cause severe food poisoning, including fever, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. The FDA analysis confirmed the presence of this bacteria in the Kratom powder, making it unsafe for consumption.
Anyone who purchased Gaia Kratom Bali Gold powder from Gaia Ethnobotanical.com. People using the product for medicinal purposes are at higher risk due to potential illness from salmonella.
Check for the Bali Gold label on Gaia Kratom powder packages. Products sold online through Gaia Ethnobotanical.com with lot number 0102031800 are affected.
Discard all recalled Bali Gold Kratom powder products to avoid potential salmonella exposure.
No, the FDA found salmonella contamination in this product, making it unsafe for consumption.
Discard all recalled Bali Gold Kratom powder products immediately to avoid potential illness.
Check for the Bali Gold label on Gaia Kratom powder packages sold through Gaia Ethnobotanical.com with lot number 0102031800.
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Subject: Recall D-0993-2018 — Gaia Gaia Hello, I own a Gaia that is covered by recall D-0993-2018 from Gaia. 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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