FDA Announces Recall of More Greens Powders Linked to Ongoing Salmonella Outbreak
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Other green powders have been recalled as part of a Salmonella epidemic, the Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday.
Food to Live, of Brooklyn, New York, recalled packages of its Organic Moringa Leaf Powder and Organic Supergreens Powder Blend due to potential contamination with Salmonella.
The two green powders are the latest products linked to the outbreak, which has sickened 11 people in six states.
The recently recalled Food to Live Green Powders were distributed nationwide and can be identified by the following information:
ORGANIC MORINGA LEAF POWDER:
- Packaging: Stand-up plastic bags
- Sizes: 8 ounce, 1 pound, 2 pound, 4 pound, 8 pound, 16 pound and 44 pound bags
- Batch Codes: SO-69006 to SO-72558
ORGANIC SUPERGREEN POWDERS BLEND:
- Packaging: Stand-up plastic bags
- Sizes: 8 ounce, 1 pound, 1.5 pound, 3 pound, 6 pound and 12 pound bags
- Batch Codes: SO-69006 to SO-72558
The powders were sold directly through the Food to Live website and shipped to customers across the United States. They were available from third-party sellers including: Amazon.com, Walmart.com, Target, Etsy and eBay. The powders were also sold in bulk to food manufacturers and other businesses.
Other recalled green powders, also sold nationwide, include:
- Organic Moringa Leaf Powder (1 kilogram box) sold on the Africa Imports website after 06/05/2025
- Mark Super Greens from all members food supplement powder, regardless of batch codes and expiration dates
The FDA has asked consumers and retailers not to eat, sell or serve the recalled products. Instead, they should be thrown away or returned to where they were purchased.
If you have used any of the recalled products, be sure to thoroughly clean and disinfect any surfaces they may have touched (any contact with Salmonella can lead to cross contamination.
Contact a healthcare professional if you may have ingested recalled green vegetable powders and start to notice symptoms of a Salmonella infection, including diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps.
