Sobeys Recalls Cheese Deli Items Over Listeria Concerns

0:00It's April 9th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Calgary News today. Your AI-powered local news. Sobes just dropped a big recall on a bunch of cheese-loaded deli items over possible hysteria contamination. We're talking pasta salads like carbonara and garlic spinach kinds, plus parmesan and feta-calfour cakes sold under their banners across Canada, everywhere except Quebec. These hit stores like Foodland, IGA, Safeway, and Straight Up Sobes spots in Atlantic provinces, Ontario and Western Canada. Thrifty foods in British Columbia also pulled some wraps, stuffed mushrooms, and spinach artichoke seafood like halibut and salmon filo pastries. Listeria doesn't always show up as spoiled food, but it packs a punch with symptoms like vomiting, nausea, fever, muscle aches, headaches, and neck, stiffness. These news is, no illness is reported so far from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Officials say check those prized liquor codes on your receipts, or packages, and toss

1:03anything matching if you bought it recently. The recall covers best before dates up to early October, so it's fresh action to keep folks safe. Heads up, scan your fridge, next shop, and if you're feeling off after eating these, hit up a dot quick. We'll watch for any updates on this one.