The CFIA says consumers or businesses that have the products should throw them out or return them to the place of purchase.

The PHAC closed its investigation on Oct. 1, saying in total, there were 515 confirmed cases of Salmonella Newport illness linked to this outbreak across Canada.

Some of the individuals who became sick reported feeding their dogs PawsUp! and Western Family brands of pig ear dog treats before getting salmonella.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the products were distributed across Ontario.

Officials said there was 'no evidence to suggest that onions grown in Canada' were associated with the outbreak.

The advisory was triggered by a recall on peaches with certain brand names in the United States at Prima Wawona's Fresno, Calif., location on Friday. Various importers have followed suit.

Health officials say that a specific cause of the outbreak has not been identified.

The Public Health Agency of Canada says people should not eat, use, sell or serve any red, white, yellow, and sweet yellow onions from Thomson International Inc. of Bakersfield, Calif., or any products made with these onions.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency continues to expand its recall on onions from the U.S., with the latest one impacting much of western Canada.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says Thomson International is expanding its recall of red onions to include the yellow, white and sweet yellow varieties.