Canadian Food Inspection Agency Issues Recall on Yogurt Products Containing Quaker Granola
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a widespread recall on various yogurt and parfait bowls containing Quaker granola, citing concerns over possible salmonella contamination.
Alex Carter
- 2024-01-13
- Updated 04:23 PM ET
(NewsNibs) - The recall spans over 30 different types of ready-to-eat yogurt and parfait products sold throughout Canada. Consumers are advised to check their products as the potential for contamination raises health concerns, although there have been no reported illnesses connected to the consumption of these products as of yet.
Quaker Canada's Preemptive Recall
In a related move, Quaker Canada has voluntarily issued a recall for over three dozen varieties of cereals and granola bars, mirroring safety measures taken in the United States. This proactive step underlines the seriousness with which Quaker is approaching the risk of salmonella, a bacteria that can lead to serious illness if ingested.
The list of recalled Quaker products includes popular items such as Harvest Crunch cereals, Chewy and Dipps granola bars, yogurt granola bars, and Cap'n Crunch treat bars. These products have a wide range of best before dates, extending from January 11 to October in the year 2024, emphasizing the longevity of the products under scrutiny.
The recall has caused limited disruption as there have been no reported cases of illness linked to the recalled products so far. Consumers in possession of these products are encouraged to return them to the place of purchase for a refund or dispose of them safely. The Canadian Press released details of the recall on January 13, 2024, as health officials continue to monitor the situation.
