
Canadian Deli Meats Recalled: Check Your Fridge
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls thirty deli meat products from eight major brands due to off odor and taste. Brands include Brickmans, Compliments, Lilydale, Mon marché fraîcheur, Royal, Selection, Sysco, and Ziggys. Products were sold nationwide, with best-before dates into March or April 2026. No illnesses reported, but consumers advised to discard or return affected items. Check UPC codes and dates, visit CFIA website for details.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Canadian Deli Meats Recalled: Check Your Fridge. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Canadian Food Inspection Agency just dropped a recall on 30 daily meat products from 8 big brands, all because of a funky odor and bad taste. We're talking turkey breasts, chicken breasts, smoked and roasted varieties mostly. This hit nationwide, so no matter where you shopped in Canada, your fridge might have some. Sofina Foods Inc. issued it on April 2nd as a Class III recall, the lowest severity level, but that don't mean it's safe. Products went out to spots like Walmart, Metro, Supersea and IGA covering everywhere, including Quebec. Brands involved include Brickman's, Compliments, Lilliedale, Mammar Shea for sure, Royal, Selection, Cisco and Ziggy's. Folks are being told straight up, if you got any with best, before dates into March or April of 2026, don't eat them, serve them or sell. No one's reporting illnesses yet, but the risk ain't worth it with that off-taste. Check your packages for UPC codes and dates matching the official list.
Head to the CFIA website for the full rundown, then return those meats or trash them to stay safe. Keep that fridge clean y'all. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Cory with the Story.
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