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Carlos Aguilera Supplied Cinnamon For Wanabana Purees

Carlos Aguilera supplied cinnamon used to make lead tainted WanaBana fruit purees that have sickened children in the U.S.

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FDA and CDC - over 400 with lead poisoning due to tainted cinnamon

FDA and CDC - over 400 with lead poisoning due to tainted cinnamon
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FDA Reveals Ecuadorian Cinnamon Processor as Likely Culprit Behind WanaBana Contamination Scandal

Discover how Ecuadorian cinnamon processor is linked to the WanaBana contamination scandal in this revealing FDA investigation update.

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FDA, Ecuadorian Officials Pinpoint Likely Source of Lead Contaminated Cinnamon

Carlos Aguilera of Ecuador processed ground cinnamon for Negasmart, which was supplied to Austrofoods and then used as an ingredient in recalled applesauce pouches in the U.S..

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Recalled applesauce pouches contained lead due to a single cinnamon processor, FDA says

The FDA said unprocessed cinnamon sticks used in the recalled products "were sourced from Sri Lanka" and were found to have no lead contamination.

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