Evershing International Trading Inc. recalled Coconut Tree Brand Mut Gung Non Ginger Candy for containing up to 0.012 ppm of lead. Lead exposure can cause serious health effects, particularly in children and pregnant women.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Coconut Tree Brand; Mut Gung Non; Ginger Candy; Ing: Ginger, Sugar, Water Sold in 8 oz sealed plastic pouches, and 12 oz sealed shrink wrapped plastic tubs. P. By: E.T.I. San Jose, CA
California Department of Public Health tested Ginger Candy and found that it may contain as much as .012 ppm of lead.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0077-2014 | Coconut Tree Brand; Mut Gung Non; Ginger Candy; Ing: Ginger, Sugar, Water Sold in 8 oz sealed plastic pouches, and 12 oz sealed shrink wrapped plastic tubs. P. By: E.T.I. San Jose, CA | 8 oz UPC: 000008000750 12 oz UPC: 000000991711 | Terminated |
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