Raspberry mousse cakes sole in mixed provinces removed by CFIA for norovirus
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is recalling a series of hiss mousse cakes after it was detected a desserts contained norovirus.Â
The group released an stretched recall on Wednesday, naming a products have been distributed in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador. The notice also pronounced that some of a product might have been distributed “possibly nationally.”
Initially, a group usually released a remember warning for products sole in Quebec. According to a updated notice, some people have fallen ill from eating a cakes.Â
The preference to remember a products was done after a group investigated a foodborne illness outbreak.
Number of brands recalled
The removed hiss mousse cakes embody a variety brand names, including Michaud, Jessica, Laura Secord and Top Dessert.
The remember relates to cakes sole in B.C, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador. (Canadian Food Inspection Agency/Supplied)
These products might have been sole solidified or refrigerated, or clerk-served from bakery-pastry counters with or but a tag or coding.
The group warns consumers not to eat a products, and it says people should possibly chuck them out or return them to a retailer.
It advises restaurants, hotels and food retailers not to offer a product and to check their product labels to safeguard they are not carrying a contaminated goods.
Anyone who believes they became ill after eating a product should hit their doctor.
Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/canadian-food-inspection-agency-norovirus-1.4250719?cmp=rss