Check the Pouch: One Foods Alive Moringa Powder Batch Is Recalled

FOOD RECALL — COMMUNITY & ACCESS

Check the pouch. One Foods Alive moringa powder batch is recalled.

Foods Alive recalled one specific 8-ounce organic moringa leaf powder package because it may be contaminated with Salmonella. Match both the freshest-by date and the batch number before acting: stop using an exact match and return it for a full refund.

The Rockland Edit food-recall card identifying an 8-ounce pouch of Foods Alive organic moringa leaf powder with freshest-by date 110127 and batch number 02726, with instructions to stop using it and return it for a refund — Consumer-recall identification card by The Rockland Edit, based on the FDA-posted Foods Alive announcement dated September 4, 2026. This is an original editorial graphic—not a product photograph or evidence of a Rockland sale.

Check these exact details

Brand: Foods Alive.
Product: organic moringa leaf powder.
Package: 8-ounce stand-up pouch.
Freshest by: 110127.
Batch number: 02726, printed below the date.
Action: stop using an exact match and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Both codes matter

The recall announcement identifies the pouch by a freshest-by date of 110127 with 02726 printed below it. It does not name other Foods Alive products, package sizes, date codes or batches. The recalled pouches were shipped from January 27 through August 7, 2026.

If your pouch does not show both identifiers, this announcement does not establish that it is part of the recall. Readers can compare the package with the official product photo on the FDA page ↗.

Nationwide does not mean a Rockland sale is confirmed

The company says the powder was distributed nationwide through retail stores and online sellers, including FoodsAlive.com. That creates a household check for Rockland residents who bought the product online or elsewhere, but the announcement does not identify individual stores or purchasers.

The Rockland Edit has not confirmed that the recalled powder was sold at a Rockland store, purchased by a Rockland resident or connected to a local illness.

Why the company issued the recall

The company said its supplier reported that a retail sample of the supplier's super-green powder mix tested positive for Salmonella. The source of the potential contamination had not been determined when the announcement was posted, and the company said production and distribution were suspended while it and FDA continued investigating.

No illnesses had been reported in connection with the recalled product as of the September 4 announcement. That does not make a matching pouch safe to use.

What to do with a match

Stop using it and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. The announcement does not add retailer-specific packaging or receipt requirements, so contact the seller before traveling if those details matter. Foods Alive lists 260-488-4497 for consumer questions.

The FDA-posted announcement says Salmonella infection can cause fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain, and can be more serious for young children, older or frail adults and people with weakened immune systems. Anyone who ate the product and has health concerns should contact a healthcare professional rather than rely on a recall listing for individual medical advice.

The useful move is a precise one: find the 8-ounce pouch, check for 110127 and 02726 together, and stop using it only if the package matches the recalled identifiers. Return a match for the announced refund.

Primary source: FDA-posted Foods Alive company announcement ↗, dated and published September 4, 2026. Checked September 7, 2026, at 10:57 a.m. EDT. The FDA page did not mark the recall terminated, and The Rockland Edit has not confirmed a Rockland store, purchaser or illness.