The FDA adds a risk warning to the reminder of the sweetener on a national scale on the mixture of labels

A reminder of two sweetening products was given the Highest risk warning by the Food and Drug Administration of the United States (FDA).

Nunaturals Inc. has launched a national recall for certain lots of his Stevia Pure Organic And Sweetening of pure monk fruit July 14 due to a labeling error. The recall received a class II risk warning on August 1.

Nunaturals Inc recalled 78 bottles of its pure biological stevia and 78 bottles of its sweetener of pure monk fruit. The two products were sold in plastic bottles with white caps.

Stevia pure organic – 1 oz.

• UPC: 7 39223 00204 0
• Best per: April 2028
• Lot number: 2

Sweetening fruit of the pure monk – 0.71 oz.

• UPC: 7 39223 00187 6
• Best per: April 2028
• Lot number: 2

The recall affects products national soldBut neither the FDA nor the Nunaturalals share specific stores where the products were available.

Stevia and monk products were poorly labeled.

The monk fruit powder has been packed in labeled bottles like a pure organic stevia, and stevia powder was wrapped in labeled bottles as sweetening of pure monk fruit.

The FDA has given the recall a level II level of risk, which means that the consumption of products “can cause temporary negative negative or medically reversible” consequences, but the risk of “harmful consequences on health is distant”.

Neither Nunaturals Inc. nor the FDA provided instructions on what to do with the products recalled.

If you have one of the sweeteners recalled, your best bet is to stop using and throwing them.