The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is back with another round of product recalls, and you’ll want to check your fridge and pantry ASAP.
From organic carrots and frozen breaded chicken to literal bread and butter, these food recalls in Canada are raising red flags over issues like harmful bacteria like E. coli and salmonella, undeclared allergens and foreign objects like pieces of metal.
Some of the affected products are from household brands like No Name, Great Value, PC Organics, Compliments, Janes and Saputo, plus more popular breads including Dempster’s and Harvest Gold.
A few of these recalls have ties to the ongoing Sifto salt recall, where pieces of metal were found in various salt products that were then used in the preparation of other products. This includes the ongoing bread recall and a newer breaded chicken recall noted below.
The CFIA has advised consumers to stay vigilant, check their kitchens and return or throw out any recalled products for safety.
Here are nine of the latest food recalls in Quebec and everything you need to know about the affected products.
Saputo & Baxter salted butter
Baxter salted butter.
Baxter
Recalled products:
- Baxter Salted Butter, 454 g
- Saputo Salted Butter, 25 kg
Recall reason: Saputo Dairy Products Canada G.P. is recalling Baxter and Saputo brand salted butter sold in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Quebec due to contamination with pieces of metal. This issue is linked to the earlier recall of Sifto salt, which the CFIA says was used in the production of these products. Consumers are advised not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected butter. You can check the CFIA recall notice for details on specific batches and UPC codes to determine if your product is affected.
Salted butter recall notice
Omni potstickers
OMNI potstickers.
CFIA
Recalled product: Omni Potstickers, 200 g — best before June 21, 2026
Recall reason: Canda Six Fortune Enterprise Co. Ltd. is recalling Omni brand potsticker dumplings due to undeclared shrimp, a known allergen. Distributed across Canada, these potstickers could pose a serious risk to those with shellfish allergies, and one allergic reaction has already been reported. Consumers are urged to check if they have the affected product and avoid consuming it if allergic or sensitive. The recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the store where they were purchased. The CFIA says it’s continuing its investigation to ensure the affected items are removed from the marketplace.
Omni recall notice
Great Value Pacific white shrimp
Great Value Pacific White Shrimp.
Walmart
Recalled product: Great Value Pacific White Shrimp Cooked Peeled Deveined Tail On 16/20, 350 g — best before November 1, 2025
Recall reason: Select Source Seafood is recalling Great Value brand Pacific white shrimp that was sold nationally due to contamination with 3-amino-2-oxazolidinone, a chemical compound. Consumers are advised not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected product. For details on specific batch information, consult the CFIA recall notice. Recalled products should be returned to the place of purchase or safely discarded.
Great Value recall notice
Various brands of organic carrots
PC Organics baby carrots.
CFIA
Recalled products:
- Bunny-Luv Organic Juice Carrots, 11.34 kg — all products sold from August 14 to October 23, 2024
- Bunny-Luv Fresh Carrots, 907 g — all products sold from August 14 to October 23, 2024
- Cal-Organic Organic Baby-Cut Carrots, 454 g, 907 g & 2 x 907 g — all best-before dates from September 11 to November 2, 2024
- Cal-Organic Organic Carrots, 907 g & 2.27 kg — all products sold from August 14 to October 23, 2024
- Cal-Organic Organic Petite Carrots, 340 g — all best-before dates from September 11 to November 2, 2024
- Cal-Organic Carrots, 50 lb — all products sold from August 14 to October 23, 2024
- Compliments Organic Baby-Cut Carrots, 454 g — all best-before dates from September 14 to October 24, 2024
- Compliments Organic Carrots, 907 g — all products sold from August 14 to October 23, 20
- PC Organics Baby-cut Carrots, 454 g & 907 g — all best-before dates from September 11 to November 2, 2024
- PC Organics Carrots, 907 g — all products sold from August 14 to October 23, 2024
Recall reason: Grimmway Farms is recalling various brands of organic carrots, including Cal-Organic, PC Organics, Compliments Organic and Bunny-Luv, due to potential contamination with E. coli O121. Sold across the country, these carrots may not appear spoiled but could cause serious illness if consumed. Symptoms of E. coli O121 exposure range from nausea and diarrhea to severe complications like kidney damage. While no one in Canada has reported getting sick from them as of the time of writing, consumers are advised to check their homes for these products, avoid consuming them and either return them to the store of purchase or dispose of them.
Organic carrots recall notice
Various brands of frozen breaded chicken products
Janes whole wheat chicken strips.
Janes
Recalled products:
- Compliments Breaded Chicken Strips, 1.5 kg — best before October 22, 2025
- Great Value Chicken Nuggets, 1.5 kg — best before October 16, 2025
- Great Value Crispy Popcorn Chicken, 1.13 kg — best before October 18, 2025
- Janes Pub Style Chicken Burgers, 700 g — best before October 27, 2025
- Janes Whole Wheat Chicken Strips, 2 kg — best before October 21, 2025
- no name Chicken Burgers, 1.81 kg — best before October 22, 2025
- no name Chicken Nuggets, 1.81 kg — best before October 28, 2025
- no name Chicken Strips, 1.81 kg — best before October 28, 2025
- Sysco Chicken Nuggets, 4 kg — best before October 17, 2025
Recall reason: Sofina Foods Inc. is recalling various brands of frozen breaded chicken products, including Compliments, Great Value, Janes, no name and Sysco, due to contamination with pieces of metal. This issue is linked to the prior Sifto salt recall, as the affected salt was used in the production of these products. Sold across the country, these products should not be consumed, sold or served. Consumers are encouraged to check their freezers and dispose of the recalled items or return them to the store of purchase. For specific batch details, consult the CFIA recall notice.
Frozen chicken recall notice
M&M Food Market Buffalo Chicken Dip
Recalled product: M&M Food Market Buffalo Chicken Dip, 450 g
Recall reason: National Pasta Corp. is recalling M&M Food Market brand Buffalo Chicken Dip sold nationally due to contamination with pieces of metal. The CFIA notice doesn’t specify whether this metal recall is connected to the earlier Sifto salt recall. Consumers should avoid using or serving this product and either discard the dip or return it to the store where it was purchased. For specific lot codes, consult the CFIA recall notice.
M&M Food Market recall notice
Hestars Temple Street Crispy Rice
Hestars Temple Street Crispy Rice.
CFIA
Recalled product: Hestars Temple Street Crispy Rice (“Corn flavor”), 108 g — all codes where milk is not declared on the label
Recall reason: Heng Hing Trading Ltd. is recalling Hestars brand Temple Street Crispy Rice (“Corn flavor”) due to undeclared milk, a known allergen. Distributed in Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec, this product poses a serious risk to individuals with milk allergies, and one allergic reaction has been reported. Consumers are advised to avoid consuming the product and either discard the item or return it to the store of purchase.
Hestars recall notice
Various brands of bread
Dempster’s bread.
Dempster’s
Recalled products:
- Compliments 12-Grain Bread, 600 g
- Compliments Ancient Grain Bread, 600 g
- Dempster’s Thin Sandwich 100% Whole Wheat Bread, 675 g
- Dempster’s 100% Whole Wheat Bread, 675 g
- Dempster’s Honey & Oatmeal 100% Whole Grain Bread, 600 g
- Dempster’s Signature Everything White Bread, 600 g
- Dempster’s White Bread, 675 g
- Dempster’s Ancient Grains with Quinoa 100% Whole Grain Bread, 600 g & 3 x 620 g
- Dempster’s Multigrain 100% Whole Grain Bread, 600 g
- Dempster’s 12 Grain 100% Whole Grain Bread, 600 g & 3 x 620 g
- Dempster’s Texas Toast White Sandwich Bread, 675 g
- Dempster’s Thin Sandwich White Bread, 675 g
- Dempster’s Texas Toast 100% Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread, 675 g
- Dempster’s Smooth Multigrain 100% Whole Grain Bread, 600 g
- Harvest Gold White Sandwich Bread, 675 g
- Harvest Gold 100% Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread, 675 g
- Pom Signature Everything White Bread, 600 g
- Pom White Sandwich Bread – “Ultra-moelleux”, 675 g
- Pom 100% Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread – “Ultra-moelleux”, 675 g
- Sunshine 100% Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread, 675 g
Recall reason: Bimbo Canada is recalling various bread brands, including Compliments, Dempster’s, Harvest Gold, Pom and Sunshine, due to contamination with pieces of metal. This recall is linked to the earlier Sifto salt recall, as the affected salt was used to make these breads. Distributed in Ontario and Quebec, these breads should not be eaten, sold or served. Consumers are advised to check their pantries and dispose of the recalled bread or return it to the store of purchase. For full details, including batch information, refer to the CFIA recall notice.
Bread recall notice
Johnsonville sausages
Johnsonville sausages.
Johnsonville
Recalled products:
- Johnsonville Pure Beef Smoked Beef Sausages Fully Cooked Sausages, 375 g — best before December 6 and 21, 2025
- Johnsonville Pure Beef Cheddar Cheese Smoked & Fully Cooked Sausages, 375 g — best before December 6, 2025
Recall reason: Johnsonville LLC is recalling various flavours of smoked beef sausages due to an incorrect best-before date on the packaging. Sold in Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Ontario and Quebec, these products should not be eaten, sold or served. Consumers are advised to check their packages and return any affected items to the store of purchase or dispose of them.
Johnsonville recall notice
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