Two popular children's products, a vegetable puree and snap hair clips, have been recalled after they were found to contain elevated levels of lead. Consumers are advised to check to see if they have any of the impacted batches.
Good & Gather, a brand produced by Target, has recalled 25,600 units of their Good & Gather Baby Pea, Zucchini, Kale & Thyme Vegetable Purees for elevated levels of lead. This product was available locally in Door County.
Impacted batches include:
- LOT #4167 (best by date of 12/7/2025)
- LOT #4169 (best by date of 12/9/2025)
A spokesperson for Target issued the following statement to Door County Daily News:
“At Target, we’re committed to providing safe, high-quality products for our guests. We require our suppliers to comply with all applicable food safety standards and federal, state, and local regulations. This recall involved a limited amount of product, which we took immediate action to remove from our shelves.”
While the purees are no longer in store circulation, consumers are advised to check their cabinets at home and products they may receive from other sources. Consumers who have an impacted batch can call Target Guest Relations at 1-800-440-068- or visit their local Target store for a full refund.
In addition to the purees, Dlesot Snap Hair Clips have also been recalled with over 3,800 units impacted. The painted hair clips pose a lead poisoning hazard to children as its levels exceed the federal lead paint ban. If ingested, children could experience adverse health issues.
Impacted products include:
- Batch X00RCTBRH
- Sold in multipack of 120
- Made in China
While the clips were sold on Amazon, they may also be found in small boutiques. Consumers with impacted batches should immediately discard the clips. Amazon is contacting consumers who purchased the clips directly.
