Raspberry Products Have Been Recalled in Quebec Due To The Presence Of Virus
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Quebec has seen a series of food recalls in recent days due to raspberries potentially contaminated with norovirus, a dangerous pathogen. The raspberries in question come from Chile.
Yesterday, recalls were issued for the France Délices brand Choco-Raspberry Crunchy. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a warning to consumers who bought the product up to and including June 3.
Recalls have now been made for more products containing raspberries, as these may also be contaminated with Norovirus. The Ministère de l'Agricuture, Pêcheries et Alimentation du Québec (MAPAQ) issued the recall on Wednesday.
The following products are being recalled if you bought them on or before June 4th from the companies listed in bullet points:
Sorbet Framboise et Fruit de La Passion (473ml)
- Le Quai des glaces (2138, boul. Saint-Joseph, Lachine)
Gâteau Choco-Framboise (680g, 915g.)
- Éclats de saveurs inc. (1436, boulevard Curé-Labelle Blainville)
Mousse au Chocolat avec Framboise (100g.)
- Chocolaterie Mathilde Fays inc. (47, rue Notre-Dame, Oka)
Gâteau Fruit des Champs
- Boulangerie-pâtisserie Lasalle RDP inc. (8591, boulevard Maurice-Duplessis, Montréal)
Sourced From: mtlblog.com
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