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Publix Recalls Baby Food over Possible Lead Contamination

  • In May 2025, Publix voluntarily recalled its GreenWise baby food pouches containing pear, kiwi, spinach, and pea flavors, sold in stores across eight states, due to concerns over possible lead contamination.
  • The recall resulted from routine sampling that detected elevated lead levels, occurring amid ongoing nationwide concerns about heavy metals in baby food and recent FDA efforts to tighten oversight.
  • Bowman Andros LLC manufactured the recalled baby food, which was distributed in 4-ounce flexible packages at approximately 1,400 Publix stores located throughout Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Virginia, and Kentucky.
  • Publix announced that no illnesses linked to the product have been identified so far. Customers are advised to discontinue use and return the item to any store for a full refund, and any potentially affected products have been taken off the shelves.
  • This recall highlights ongoing challenges in addressing lead contamination in baby food, with experts warning low levels of lead can harm development, and advocacy continues for stronger safety measures.
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retailwire.com broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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