Regardless of how manufacturers respond, you should get rid of these spices if they are in your pantry. 365 Whole Foods Market Organic Ground Cinnamon In addition, you are probably fine to use ...

Love or leave it; pumpkin spice-flavored lattes have become an annual fall tradition. While Starbucks may have launched the ...

The story was most likely invented to ward off curious competitors from attempting to seek out the source of the spice. For many years, the ancient Greeks and Romans were fooled. It might seem odd ...

A recent report found high levels of lead in 12 brands' cinnamon and multi-spice powders, prompting some of the companies to ...

High levels of lead were found in a dozen brands of cinnamon powder and spice blends, according to testing by Consumer ...

Penzeys said it grinds its own spices and “the raw material is tested prior to grinding.” And Simply Organic said that it has adopted New York state’s limits and that it conducts ...

According to their results, the brands with the lowest risk of lead exposure include 365 Whole Foods Market Ground Cinnamon, ...

Loisa organic cinnamon and Sadaf cinnamon powder tested at 0.04 ppm of lead. Sadaf seven spice blend was higher, with 0.15 ppm of lead. However, since the Consumer Reports testing only examined ...

From the apple-cider doughnuts to the maple-oat beverage, I tried and reviewed all of Trader Joe's fall breakfast foods to ...

If you have one of those products, we think you should throw it away," the report from Consumer Reports states.

Experts are alerting consumers against using a dozen cinnamon and spice powder brands after detecting high levels of lead contamination.