Chromium Found in Recalled Cinnamon-Apple Products, FDA Reports

In addition to lead, the FDA has detected chromium in recalled Austrofoods products, with at least 287 cases of lead exposure linked to the recall being tracked across 37 states.

FDA has found chromium in recalled cinnamon-apple products from Austrofoods, in addition to previously detected lead.
The form of chromium found in the products is yet to be determined due to limitations in testing methods.
Chromium levels detected in the recalled WanaBana Cinnamon Apple Puree product showed 0.590 and 0.566 parts per million.
FDA advises people who have consumed the recalled products to inform a healthcare provider, especially if elevated blood lead levels were found.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is tracking at least 287 confirmed, probable and suspected cases of lead exposure in 37 states linked to the applesauce recall.