Undeclared egg ingredient results in recall of Goraesa fish cakes
According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the product is being recalled because it may contain egg, an ingredient not declared on the label. Continue reading
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Nuts ‘N More peanut spread recalled over Listeria concern
If you have the recalled product in your home, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said it should be thrown out or returned to the store where it was purchased. Continue reading
Bottled clams from New Brunswick campsite recalled over possible botulism concerns
The clams, sold at Cielo Glamping Maritime on the Acadien Peninsula, were sold in 500 ml and 1 L containers with no labels. Continue reading
Milk products recalled in Quebec, Ontario over sanitizer contamination
Food contaminated with sanitizer may not look or smell spoiled, however, consumption may cause symptoms such as nausea, upset stomach or vomiting. Continue reading
More than 15,000 snow throwers recalled over risk of lacerations, fractures
The affected products have yielded 36 reports of injuries as of Dec. 17, the agency says. Continue reading
Herbal sleep aid U-Dream recalled in Canada over ‘serious health risks’
U-Dream product licences have been suspended, meaning it is now illegal for these products to be sold in Canada. Continue reading
Venmar air exchangers recalled over potential fire hazard: Health Canada
The air exchangers included in the recall were manufactured from January 2002 to July 2009, are made of metal and are blue or black in colour. Continue reading
President’s Choice brand Cranberry Goat’s Milk Cheese recalled over plastic pieces
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) said it is conducting an investigation which may lead to the recall of other products. Continue reading
Fresh Express brand sunflower salad kit recalled over E. coli
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said the recall was triggered by findings during its investigation into a food-borne illness outbreak. Continue reading
Warning issued after lead poisoning linked to ‘natural health products’ sold at Surrey clinic
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Some of the products were found to contain higher than acceptable levels of heavy metals, including lead and mercury. Continue reading