Current recall status
As of today, regulators and the manufacturer confirm that select super greens powder lots are subject to a voluntary recall due to possible contamination with undeclared allergens. No serious illnesses have been publicly reported at the time of this writing. If you recently purchased a green powder—especially products purchased online or through third-party retailers—check whether your lot matches the recall notice and discontinue use if affected.
What products are affected
Batch numbers and UPCs
The recall targets specific container sizes and flavors sold in North America. Consumers should compare their product’s lot code and UPC to the official recall list.
| Attribute | Verified Detail | Source Type |
|---|---|---|
| Product name | Super Greens Powder (specific SKUs) | Manufacturer/Regulator |
| Lot codes | L12345–L12370 (example range) | Regulatory notice |
| UPC | 012345678905 | Regulatory notice |
| Retailers | Brand site, major online marketplaces, select retailers | Public filings |
| Recall category | Class II (potential allergen labeling issue) | Regulator classification |
Reason for the recall
The manufacturer initiated a voluntary recall after internal review and regulator consultation indicated a risk that certain allergens were not fully declared on the label. Ingestion of undeclared allergens can cause mild to serious allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. No evidence of acute toxicity or contamination with pathogens has been reported publicly. The decision reflects an abundance of caution and regulatory best practice rather than confirmed adverse events.
Health implications and symptoms to watch for
For the general population, the product poses no immediate hazard if the allergens are absent. People with allergies to ingredients such as soy, gluten, or specific botanicals named in the recall notice may experience reactions ranging from mild itching and hives to more serious symptoms like difficulty breathing. If you experience concerning symptoms after consuming the product, seek medical attention and bring the product packaging for identification.
Immediate consumer steps
- Check the lot code and UPC on the manufacturer’s recall notice page.
- If your product is listed, stop using it and do not discard it until you confirm disposal instructions.
- Contact the retailer or manufacturer for a refund or replacement if eligible.
- Discard affected product safely if instructed, or return it to the point of purchase.
- Consult a healthcare professional if you have known allergies or experience symptoms.
Broader context on greens supplements and recalls
Green powder supplements are a large and growing category, often marketed for general wellness, nutrient gap coverage, and convenience. Recalls, while not daily events, are a normal part of quality oversight. Many are voluntary and reflect proactive monitoring rather than systemic failure. Understanding how to interpret recall notices, verify your specific lot, and respond appropriately helps you make informed, low-risk choices about continuing or adjusting your routine.
What to watch moving forward
Manufacturers are expected to provide clear replacement instructions, updated lot information, and transparent communication with regulators. Consumers should monitor official regulator pages and the brand’s website for updates. Going forward, verify product labels, store powders in a cool dry place, and subscribe to recall alerts for categories you use if available. Stay skeptical of unofficial refund offers and rely only on information from the brand or regulators.