Loblaw recalls President’s Choice baby food due to botulism risk

Loblaw Co., a primogenitor association of No Frills, Loblaws and Superstore grocery chains, has removed its PC Organics formula Apple, Blueberry and Green Pea strained baby food since of a food poisoning threat. 

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency released a “high-risk” recover Saturday that warned that 128 millilitre packets of a baby food with Oct. 31, 2017 expiry date hammered on a tag should not be used since they could enclose a germ that produces botulism. The baby food, a singular product that combines all 3 flavours, is sole in Loblaw stores opposite a county.

The containers, with a UPC formula 0 60383 06292 7, should be thrown out or returned to a store where they were purchased.

PC Organics formula Apple, Blueberry Green Pea stretched baby food has been removed due to a food poisoning risk. (Canadian Food Inspection Agency)

Botulism is a critical illness that can means flesh paralysis. It’s caused by a neurotoxin and constructed by a micro-organism Clostridium botulinum

A patron censure triggered a recall, a news recover said. However  “there have been no reported illnesses compared with a expenditure of this product.”

The group pronounced it is questioning a complaint, which could lead to a remember of other products. More warnings could be issued.

Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/president-s-choice-baby-food-recall-1.3967320?cmp=rss