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Also, these two types of cinnamon are sourced from different trees — which is a key factor in their unique qualities. Both cinnamon varieties come from the inner bark of evergreen trees ...

Cinnamon may have a higher lead level risk because cinnamon trees grow for years before their bark is harvested, giving them more time to absorb lead in the soil. In small amounts, lead exposure ...

How does lead get into cinnamon in the first place? Cinnamon trees take about ten years to grow giving ample time to absorb lead from soil and water. Additionally, during the drying process lead ...

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According to Shumow, the 10 or so years cinnamon trees need to grow before the bark can be harvested makes the spice particularly prone to lead contamination simply because the plant has a long ...