Quebec’s Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPAQ) is advising the public against consuming products sold by St-Jean Bagel in Dollard-des-Ormeaux.
The ministry says the products sold on location at 3702 Saint-Jean Blvd., were neither prepared nor packaged in a manner that ensures their safety.
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The targeted items include various bagels sold up to Feb. 6, either wrapped in plastic or paper, as well as those available at the self-service counter.
None of the products were labelled, according to MAPAQ.
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While no illnesses have been reported in connection with the targeted foods, the ministry is warning against eating the affected bagels even if they look and smell fine.
Global News dropped by the store on Saturday morning.
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A sign left on the door said only that the store was closed temporarily due to water infiltration. There was no mention of the government warning.
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