Erythrite recall: metal particles discovered in stevia sugar replacement!

Erythrite recall: metal particles discovered in stevia sugar replacement!

Berlin, Deutschland - On January 28, 2025, a recall of the "Erythrit Stevia Mix" dietary supplement was announced by Inleead Nutrition. The reason for the recall is questionable metal particles found in 1000 gram packs of the product. Consumers are urgently warned not to consume the product concerned because it represents a health risk that can be caused by the foreign body. InLead Nutrition has extensively informed most of the customers and dealers about this recall because the product is mainly sold online.

The erythritus in this mix is ​​a low -calorie sugar substitute that is obtained from carbohydrates such as glucose and has no influence on the blood sugar level. Erythrit is approved as an additive E 968, while the steviolglycosides that come from the stevia plant are also calorie-free and fall under the additive E 960. The batch number of the affected product can be easily found on the back below the best before date; The affected batch bears number 722112519. The best -before date of the product is November 24, 2025.

recall details and consumer information

Customers who have the batch concerned can exchange the product free of charge for a new batch or recover the full purchase price when the packaging is returned. This decision is intended to ensure that the health of consumers is preserved and that they can quickly react to the danger. These measures were taken by Inleid Nutrition to minimize any health risks and maintain the trust of customers into the company.

For detailed information about the recall of the "Erythrit Stevia Mix" by Inleead Nutrition, the following page is helpful: Consumer protection forum . It is recommended to pay regular attention to such information so as not to endanger your own health.