NEW YORK WHOLESALE GROUP recalls Zaarah Herbals Gurmar Powder (100g clear jars) due to elevated lead levels (3.688 ppm). Consumers should check UPC 6 35028 99969 4 for affected products.
Products contain elevated levels of Lead (Pb): 3.688 ppm
NEW YORK WHOLESALE GROUP has recalled Zaarah Herbals Gurmar Powder in 100g clear jars with gold lids because it contains unsafe levels of lead (3.688 ppm). This poses a health risk, especially for children who might ingest the powder.
Lead is a toxic heavy metal that can cause serious health issues, particularly in children. The product contains elevated lead levels (3.688 ppm), which is above safe limits for food products.
Anyone who purchased Zaarah Herbals Gurmar Powder with the UPC 6 35028 99969 4. Children are at higher risk due to lead exposure from ingestion.
Check for 100g clear jars with gold lids and UPC 6 35028 99969 4. Products were manufactured in July 2022 with batch number GD 04.
Look for the UPC 6 35028 99969 4 and batch number GD 04 on the jar label.
No, the product contains elevated lead levels (3.688 ppm) that can be harmful, especially to children.
Check for 100g clear jars with gold lids and UPC 6 35028 99969 4. Products were manufactured in July 2022 with batch number GD 04.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact NEW YORK WHOLESALE GROUP for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Zaarah Herbals to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0722-2025 — Zaarah Herbals Zaarah Herbals Hello, I own a Zaarah Herbals that is covered by recall F-0722-2025 from Zaarah Herbals. 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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