WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration has expanded its recall of imported cookware found to leach dangerous levels of lead into food, adding nine additional products to a growing list first announced earlier this year.

, is the latest expansion by the agency and its state partners, after the initial recall in August. Officials warned consumers that certain aluminum, brass and alloy-based cookware, often marketed as Hindalium/Hindolium or Indalium/Indolium, contained “significant levels” of leachable lead.

According to the FDA, that contamination can make food unsafe to consume.

The agency said the newest additions are part of an ongoing investigation.

“Other cookware products may also be affected. FDA will continue to update this table with additional products as new informatio

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