If you've picked up groceries in Quebec recently, you might want to double-check your fridge and pantry. Multiple food products have been recalled across the province due to health and safety concerns, according to new alerts from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Quebec's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPAQ).
The affected items include everything from mushrooms and frozen treats to deli meats and flavoured oils, with risks ranging from undeclared allergens to possible bacterial contamination.
Here's a full list of recent food recalls that could impact Quebec consumers:
Peeters sliced mushrooms
These mushrooms could contain harmful bacteria.
Recalled product: Peeters Mushroom Farm brand sliced mushrooms, 227 g — Best before: 2024 JL 06
Reason for recall: Possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.
Distribution: Sold in Ontario and Quebec.
Action: Do not eat. Return to the place of purchase or throw it out.
Published/updated: June 29, 2025
Snowtime berry pops
This frozen treat contains undeclared milk.
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Recalled product: Snowtime brand berry ice smoothie pops, 480 mL (12 x 40 mL) — All best-before dates
Reason for recall: Contains undeclared milk, which may trigger serious reactions in those with allergies.
Distribution: Sold in multiple provinces, including Quebec.
Action: If you have a milk allergy, don't eat this. Return it or toss it.
Published/updated: June 16, 2025
Chicken sandwiches
Some of these may contain unexpected bone pieces.
Recalled products:
- C’est Prêt brand chicken sandwich, 200 g
- Circle K brand chicken sandwich, 200 g
Reason for recall: Potential presence of bone fragments.
Distribution: Sold in Quebec.
Action: Do not eat. Return or discard.
Published/updated: June 6, 2025
Zamam ground beef
This meat contains undeclared sulphites.
Recalled product: Ground beef sold at Marché Zaman, 5170 Jean-Talon St. East, Montreal
Reason for recall: Contains undeclared sulphites, which can cause reactions in sensitive individuals.
Distribution: Sold only at the store listed above.
Action: Don't eat it. Bring it back or toss it.
Published/updated: June 28, 2025
La Vieille Boucherie sausage
This house sausage may contain undeclared wheat.
Recalled product: Sausage prepared and sold at La Vieille Boucherie, 2940 Saint-Charles Blvd, Kirkland
Reason for recall: Contains undeclared wheat.
Distribution: Sold in-store only.
Action: Do not eat if you have a wheat allergy or celiac disease. Return or discard.
Published/updated: June 25, 2025
Panier Gourmand oils
Improper packaging makes these oils unsafe.
Recalled products: Chili oil and thyme & rosemary oil sold in glass jars
Reason for recall: Not prepared or packaged in a way that ensures safety.
Distribution: Sold at Panier Gourmand Inc., 1585 Lavoisier Blvd, Sainte-Julie
Action: Don't consume. Return or discard.
Published/updated: June 23, 2025
Danika sausage
This product contains undeclared milk.
Recalled product: Sausage prepared and sold at Supermarché Danika, 400 Édouard St., Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
Reason for recall: Contains undeclared milk.
Distribution: Sold on-site.
Action: Avoid if you have a milk allergy or lactose intolerance. Return or discard.
Published/updated: June 20, 2025
Dizz's smoked salmon
This recall includes improperly labeled salmon.
Recalled products:
- Smoked salmon sold at Dizz's Bagel & Deli
- Smoked salmon spread with incorrect shelf-life information
Reason for recall: Improper packaging and incorrect expiration info.
Distribution: Sold at Dizz's Bagel & Deli, 6160 Côte Saint-Luc Rd, Montreal
Action: Do not consume. Return to the store or throw it out.
Published/updated: June 18, 2025
For the most up-to-date information on food recalls in Quebec, visit the CFIA’s Food Recall Warnings and MAPAQ’s recall page.
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