US EditionLead in 2 Oregon infants’ blood linked to recalled baby food sold at Target
- On Wednesday, the Oregon Health Authority reported two infants in Oregon with elevated blood lead levels linked to Target's recalled baby food.
- In March, Fruselva recalled over 25,000 packages of Good & Gather baby food at Target following elevated lead detection in infants, prompting health concerns.
- The FDA classified the recall as Class II, indicating temporary effects, while OHA and Barker warn repeated lead exposure could harm infants' nervous systems.
- OHA warns parents to avoid the recalled baby food and check for lead exposure symptoms such as irritability and tiredness.
- Despite FDA marking the recall terminated on May 7, families may still possess affected jars with expiration dates through December 2025, keeping ongoing lead exposure risks.
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FDA recalls baby food in Oregon after lead poisoning reports
OREGON – The FDA has issued a recall for a brand of baby food following reports of lead poisoning in Oregon. The product in question is the Good and Gather Baby: peas, zucchini, kale, thyme, and vegetable puree.
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OHA urges parents, caregivers to avoid recalled baby food
Following reports of lead poisoning cases in two counties, the Oregon Health Authority is urging parents and caregivers to avoid using a baby food that has been recalled by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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