5 Food Products Are Being Recalled In Canada Right Now — Here's What You Need To Know
Check your fridge, folks!
The produce section of a grocery store.
Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency have published several notifications and food recall warnings that Canadians should take note of.
The reasons for the latest food recalls in Canada range from possible salmonella contamination to undeclared products that may cause reactions to those with allergies and sensitivities.
Here are five food items recently sold in the country that you should keep in mind when double-checking your fridge, pantry and freezer.
Alumauy brand Sweet Pepper
On January 22, a notification was issued for Alumauy brand Sweet Pepper distributed in Alberta, Ontario and Quebec that were recalled due to undeclared gluten.
Find out more info here.
Kroes Croquettes brand Frikandellen
On January 19, a food recall warning was issued for Kroes Croquettes brand Frikandellen distributed in Ontario due to undeclared milk.
Find out more info here.
Prime brand Hydration Drink
On January 18, a notification was issued for Prime brand Hydration Drink sold in Alberta due to over-fortification of vitamins and labelling issues.
Find out more info here.
Glorious Goodies brand Cavendish Crunch Freeze Dried Treats
On January 16, a food recall warning was issued for Glorious Goodies brand Cavendish Crunch Freeze Dried Treats sold in Nova Scotia and P.E.I. egg, milk, and soy which are not declared on the label.
Find out more info here.
Eagle brand Corn (frozen)
On January 15, a food notification was issued for Eagle brand Corn (frozen) sold in Ontario and possibly other parts of the country due to possible Salmonella contamination.
Find out more info here.
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