Over 900,000 tea bags labeled as 'immune support' are being recalled due to potential pesticide-related issues.
Echinacea Immune Support teabags, sold nationwide and initially withdrawn from shelves in March by their manufacturer, East West Tea, have now had their affected lot numbers made public on the FDA's website.
This type of recall, classified as Class III, indicates that using these teabags won't likely result in any negative health outcomes.
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The affected lot numbers of the Echinacea Immune Support teabags, which were initially withdrawn from shelves, can be found on the FDA's website.
Despite the recall, this type of recall, classified as Class III, suggests that there's a low risk of negative health outcomes from using these teabags.
Source: edition.cnn.com
