The Canadian Food Inspection Agency Says The Recall Affects Bona and Rea Brand Genoa Salamis.
Ottawa – The Canadian Food Insight Agency Has Recaled Two Direct Brands of Salamis Over Concers About Salmonla Contamination.
According to the regulator, the recall Aficks Various Sizes of Bona Mild Genoa Salami, as well as rea brand hot and sweet Genoa salamis.
They was Distribtuted in Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta, The CFIA SAID In Its Recall Note.
“This Recall Was Triggered by Findings by the Canadian Food Inscription Agency During ITS Investigation INTO A FoodBorne Illness Outbreak,“ The Bulletin Reads.
The CFIA is Urging People to Check to see if they have the recalled products and to throw them out or recurn them to the play of Purchase, to not consum, serve, USE, Sell, Or Distribute them, and to contact them.
The Public Health Agency of Canada, Who is Responsible for Investigating Illonses Linked to the Recall, SAID, as of June 11, 57 People Had Falllen Ill With The Majority of them Being in Alberta. Seven people were hospitalized, it said.
No one was reported to have died.
The Health Agency Said The Products Had Been Distribtuted to Grocery Stores, Specialty Markets, Restaurants, Cafees, Delis and Butcher Shops. They May have been used in preparded Foods Like Sandwiches or at Deli Counsters.
“People Became Sick Between Mid-April and Late May 2025,” Public Health Officials SAID. “Many people who beCamed Sick Reported Eating Salami in Prepared Sandwiches or Purchased from Deli Counses where the recalled product was Served.”
Symtoms of Salmonella Poisoning Include:
- Chills
- A fever
- Nausea
- Diarrhea
- voming
- Stomach Cramps
- A sudden headache
Most SYMPTOMS END With FOUR to Seven Days, Public Health Officials SAID, Adding that Some People May Experience More Severe and Long-Rasting Symptoms.
