Sobeys Recalls Cheese Products Over Listeria Concerns

0:00It's April 9th. This is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI. Sobeys is pulling several cheese-containing products from shells over possible hysteria contamination. The Canadian food inspection agency flagged items sold at their banners nationwide, except Quebec, hitting spots like co-op, food land, IgA, Safeway, and thrifty foods. Think cauliflower cakes and pasta salads with best before dates up to this Wednesday. Meanwhile, thrifty foods in British Columbia has a longer list, including chicken and black bean wraps, stuffed mushroom caps, halibut and salmon, stuffed in filo pastry, stuffed soul fillets, and salmon pinwheels. No illnesses tied to these products so far, but hysteria is tricky. It often leaves food looking and smelling perfectly fine. If it hits, watch for vomiting, nausea, or a fever that sticks around. The agency urges folks to ditch any matching items and hit up Sobeys for refunds or replacements.

1:00This recall dropped as a precaution to keep things safe. Stay vigilant with those fridge checks, and we'll keep you posted if more pops up on this one.