Canadian Food Inspection Agency

• Does your cinnamon contain lead? What to know after FDA warning

  The U.S. FDA issued a health advisory Wednesday warning consumers about six brands of ground cinnamon contaminated with lead.

  Consumer

  Mar 8
  
• Egg brands recalled in Saskatchewan over potential salmonella risk

  The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says some egg brands are being recalled in Saskatchewan due to possible salmonella contamination.

  Health

  Feb 18
  
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• Dole, President’s Choice, Fresh Express salad kits recalled due to possible Listeria

  Some salad kits made by Dole, President's Choice and Fresh Express are the latest products to be recalled due to possible Listeria contamination linked to an outbreak in the U.S.

  Consumer

  Feb 12
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• Third class action over salmonella-tainted cantaloupe filed in B.C.

  Law firm Slater Vecchio says it has filed the lawsuit in British Columbia against Mexican company Malichita, which grew the cantaloupes, and two U.S. food companies.

  Health

  Jan 8
• O’Ya hoho brand enoki mushrooms, sold in Ontario and Quebec, recalled

  The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for O'Ya hoho brand enoki mushrooms due to a possible Listeria contamination.

  Health

  Nov 22, 2023
• 3 brands of cantaloupe recalled across Canada due to risk of salmonella

  Malichita, Save on Foods and Urban Fare brands of cantaloupe products are being recalled — including not only whole melons, but pre-cut chunks, fruit salads and platters.

  Consumer

  Nov 17, 2023
• Enoki mushrooms recalled due to possible Listeria contamination

  Health Canada warns that foods contaminated with Listeria bacteria won’t necessarily look or smell spoiled, but they can still make people sick.

  Canada

  Sep 17, 2023
• Monster energy drinks are being recalled in Canada

  Monster brand energy drinks have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) due to improper labelling and caffeine content. 

  Canada

  Aug 14, 2023
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• Alani Nu latest energy drink to face warning as others recalled by CFIA

  Health Canada says energy drinks can have no more than 180 milligrams of caffeine in them and must have proper labelling, but Alani Nu is advertised as having 200 mg per can.

  Health

  Aug 3, 2023
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• Should youth avoid energy drinks? Here’s why pediatricians say yes

  Energy drinks are widespread across Canada, and while some have labels advising they are not recommended for those under the age of 18, purchases are generally not restricted.

  Health

  Jul 14, 2023