
Canadian Deli Meats Recalled: Don't Serve or Use
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls thirty turkey and chicken deli meat products due to off taste and smell, posing potential health risks. Brands include Compliments, Ziggy’s, Your Fresh Market, Selection, Royal, and Lillydale, found in major chains like Loblaw, Walmart, and Metro. No illnesses reported, but consumers advised to discard or return products. Sofina Foods in Markham, Ontario, issued the recall. Stay vigilant with your groceries.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Canadian Deli Meats Recalled: Don't Serve or Use. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Canadian Food Inspection Agency dropped a recall on 30 turkey and chicken deli meat products sold nationwide. The issue? They taste and smell off, so they're not safe to eat. Brands hit include compliments, ziggies, your fresh market, selection, royal, and lillidale. These meats popped up in major chains like low-blow stores, including Provego and Maxi, Walmart under your fresh market, and Metro spots. Food service pros got them too from distributors like Cisco and Gordon Food Service under the Brickman's name. No one's reported getting sick yet, but the agency is clear, toss it, or return it. Don't serve or use any of it. This affects delis and home fridges across the country, so check your labels if you've stocked up lately. Sofina Foods and Marco Montario issued the recall themselves after the inspection flagged the problem. It's class 2, meaning lower immediate risk, but they're playing it safe. Stay vigilant with your groceries, peeps. After safe and sorry when it comes to that poultry, we'll keep an eye on any updates.
That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.
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