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5 records in this archive. Latest source date May 21, 2024. 2 published notices do not supply a closure status.
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Product contains yellow oleander
Not suppliedPublished notice; closure not supplied
Distribution: While the products Elv Control Herbal Suplement and Mexican Tejocote Root Suplement Pieces (Raiz de Tejocote Mexicano Suplemento en Trozos) were intended to be distributed only ...
Product contains yellow oleander.
Not suppliedPublished notice; closure not supplied
Distribution: The product ELV Control Herbal Supplement 90 capsules under recall is only sold through authorized distributors and not through e-commerce platforms or in physical stores, since...
FDA Analysis found product labeled as tejocote is actually yellow oleander, which is toxic to humans.
Class IReported ongoing
Distribution: Product is sold through authorized dealers and E-commerce throughout the USA and Mexico, While the products, Elv Control Herbal Supplement and Mexican Tejocote Root Supplement P...
Product contains yellow oleander.
Not suppliedReported terminated
Distribution: The product MEXICAN TEJOCOTE ROOT SUPPLEMENT PIECES, NET. WT, 0.3 0Z (7g) which is being recalled from the market is only sold through authorized distributors and not through e-...
FDA analysis found product labeled as tejocote is actually contains yellow oleander, which is toxic to humans.
Class IReported terminated
Distribution: TX, CA, AZ, NC, GA, OR, WA, NM
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