The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning about a recall on certain Alasko brand frozen, whole raspberries sold in seven provinces, due to possible norovirus contamination.
Reported illnesses associated with consumption of recalled products, Canadian Food Inspection Agency says
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The recall includes Alasko’s 1 kg and 5 kg bags of whole, frozen raspberries with UPC codes 6 95058 00205 4 and 1 069505 800205 1, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said. (Canadian Food Inspection Agency)
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning about a recall on certain Alasko brand frozen, whole raspberries sold in seven provinces, due to possible norovirus contamination.
Norovirus is a very contagious virus that causes diarrhea and vomiting.
The recall was triggered after an investigation by the agency into a foodborne illness outbreak, according to the advisory, issued this week.
“There have been reported illnesses associated with the consumption of these products,” it says.
No information about the location of the outbreak or how many people are sick is provided.
The affected products include:
- One-kilogram bags of Alasko whole raspberries (frozen) with the UPC code 6 95058 00205 4.
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