FDA Recalls Rosabella Moringa Capsules in Salmonella Outbreak

Federal health officials have recalled certain lots of Rosabella moringa powder capsules after linking them to a multistate salmonella outbreak involving a highly antibiotic-resistant strain, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced this week.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration posted the recall notice from Ambrosia Brands, which affects 52 specific lots of the 60-count bottles sold nationwide online. The product, marketed as a nutritional supplement derived from moringa leaf powder, was distributed primarily through the company's website, tryrosabella.com, and its TikTok shop starting about a year ago. Ambrosia Brands identified sales on platforms like eBay, Shein and Amazon.com as unauthorized third-party distributions, though consumers who purchased from those sites should check lot numbers to determine if their products are included.

Lot numbers, printed as the middle seven digits between 1356 and 1 or 2 on the bottle bottoms, include 502059196 (expiration March 2027), 503024651 (April 2027), 504027079 (May 2027), 505005356 (June 2027), 506006980 (July 2027), 508008486 (September 2027), 509010709 and 5090113118 (October 2027), and 5100039 and 5100048...