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Quebec Food Recalls Expand This August | Montreal News
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Canada’s food watchdog is on high alert this August, pulling dozens of products from Quebec shelves — from chicken burgers and pistachio spreads to corn dogs and spice blends. Recalls are expanding fast: Compliments’ chicken burgers now cover all batches missing egg labeling; Allo Simonne’s nut spreads may contain glass shards; two corn dog brands risk Listeria contamination. Kim Phat Seafood Medley faces the highest recall level for possible undeclared allergens like egg, fish, soy, and wheat — despite no reported reactions. Wu Xian Zhai, Alfa croissants, Coaticook cheese, Salem Foods’ 17 spices, Clément le Gourmand meats, and Mounit el Bait tahina/halva are also under recall for allergens or dangerous bacteria. If you’ve got any of these items, toss them — safety first.
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