Recall for Rossmann chain herbal tea can cause headaches and nausea
The drugstore chain Rossmann has launched a recall for King's Crown herbal tea Peppermint. In the product tropane alkaloids have been found. These natural ingredients of certain plants can cause health problems such as headaches and nausea in humans. Also negative effects on the heart are possible.
Recall for peppermint herbal tea from Rossmann
As the drugstore chain Rossmann announced in a recent release, were found in the article King's Crown herbal tea peppermint tropane alkaloids. The company has therefore started a recall for this product and taken the affected product from the sale.
Purchase price will be refunded
Rossmann asks the customers to "all packs of King's Crown herbal tea peppermint with the batches L no. 4516-02578, L-No. 5016-02578 and L-no. 0317-03675 no longer to use and return to our sales outlets ".
The purchase price will be refunded. The batch can be found on the back of the article.
Further information is available from the Rossmann customer service on 0800/76 77 62 66 (available Mon - Fri from 9 am to 6 pm) or via e-mail ([email protected]).
Health impairments due to tropane alkaloids
Tropane alkaloids (TA) are natural ingredients of certain plants such as datura and belladonna. At harvest, contamination with these weeds may occur.
Some of these substances "are known to affect the heart rate and central nervous system even at low doses; Dizziness, headaches and nausea are typical symptoms, "writes the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR) in a statement.
In the past, TA was also found in other foods. For example, just a few years ago, a call for Alnatura baby food was started because traces of an alkaloid had been found in it. (Ad)