Eggs recalled in Canada due to Salmonella contamination

Burnbrae Farms has recalled certain lot codes of six brands of shell eggs due to possible Salmonella contamination.

The recall was triggered by test results. No illnesses have been linked to the recalled products.

The following list of recalled eggs are known to have been distributed in British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario, and may have been distributed in other Canadian provinces and territories.

  • Compliments brand Extra Large Size White Eggs (12/pkg; UPC 0 55742 35751 6; Lot code BB 2025 FE 22; from 8 P**0021320 up to and including 8 P**0021720 (**= 03 to 32))
  • Compliments brand Large Size White Eggs (12/pkg; UPC 0 55742 35750 9; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (** = 03 to 32))
  • Compliments brand Large Size White Eggs (18/pkg; UPC 0 55742 35756 1; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (**= 03 to 32))
  • Foremost brand Large Size Eggs (18/pkg; UPC 0 61483 05666 3; Lot codes BB 2025 FE 22; from 8 P**0021320 up to and including 8 P**0021720 (** = 03 to 32) and BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (** = 03 to 32))
  • Golden Valley Eggs brand Extra Large Size Eggs (30/pkg; UPC 0 55799 10301 2; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01 * 010 (*= C, D, E, F or H); from C6 1145 010 up to and including C6 1800 010)
  • Golden Valley Eggs brand Jumbo Size Eggs (20/pkg; UPC 0 55799 10310 4; Lot code BB 2025 FE 22 * 002 (*= A, C, D, E or F); from 1320 Est 8 up to and including 1720 Est 8)
  • Golden Valley Eggs brand Large Size Eggs (2 x 30/pkg; UPC 0 55799 10503 0; Lot code BB 2025 FE 22 * 002 (* = A, C, D, E or F); from 1320 Est 8 up to and including 1720 Est 8)
  • Golden Valley Eggs brand Large Size Eggs (30/pkg; UPC 0 55799 10303 6; Lot codes BB 2025 MR 01 * 010 (* = C, D, E, F or H); from C6 1145 010 up to and including C6 1800 010 and BB 2025 MR 01 * 010 (* = C, D, E, F or H); from C4 1145 010 up to and including C4 1800 010)
  • Golden Valley Eggs brand White Extra Large Size Eggs (18/pkg; UPC 0 55799 11101 7; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (**= 03 to 32))
  • Golden Valley Eggs brand White Large Size Eggs (12/pkg; UPC 0 55799 10103 2; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (** = 03 to 32))
  • IGA brand Extra Large Eggs (12/pkg; UPC 0 55742 05119 3; Lot code BB 2025 FE 22; from 8 P**0021320 up to and including 8 P**0021720 (** = 03 to 32))
  • no name brand Large Size Eggs (12/pkg; UPC 0 60383 66414 5; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (**= 03 to 32))
  • no name brand Large Size Eggs (30/pkg; UPC 0 60383 22293 2; Lot codes BB 2025 FE 22 * 002 (*= C, D, E, F or H); from C6 1320 002 up to and including C6 1720 002, BB 2025 MR 01 * 010 (*= C, D, E, F or H); from C6 1145 010 up to and including C6 1800 010, and BB 2025 MR 01 * 010 (*= C, D, E, F or H); from C4 1145 010 up to and including C4 1800 010)
  • no name brand Large Size Eggs (30/pkg; UPC 0 60383 22293 2; Lot code BB 2025 FE 16 BW24 354 M)
  • Western Family brand Extra Large Size White Eggs (12/pkg; UPC 0 62639 41011 7; Lot codes BB 2025 FE 22; from 8 P**0021320 up to and including 8 P**0021720 (** = 03 to 32) and BB 2025 MR 01; from 8 P**0101145 up to and including 8 P**0101800 (** = 03 to 32))
  • Western Family brand Large Size White Eggs (30/pkg; UPC 0 62639 39498 1; Lot code BB 2025 MR 01 * 010 (* = C, D, E, F or H); from C4 1145 010 up to and including C4 1800 010)

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is verifying that all recalled product has been removed from the market and is conducting a food safety investigation that may lead to additional recalls.

  • If you think you became sick from consuming a recalled product, contact your healthcare provider
  • Check to see if you have recalled products
  • Do not consume, serve, use, sell, or distribute recalled products
  • Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the location where they were purchased
  • Consumers who are unsure if they have purchased the recalled products are advised to contact their retailer

Food contaminated with Salmonella may not look or smell spoiled but can still make you sick. Young children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems may contract serious and sometimes deadly infections. Healthy people may experience short-term symptoms such as fever, headache, vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps and diarrhea. Long-term complications may include severe arthritis.


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Recalls and Alerts: January 16–17, 2025

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Outbreak/Illness Investigations

Netherlands: The National Institute for Public Health (RIVM) is investigating an outbreak of 12 cases of hepatitis A linked to contaminated frozen blueberries. Albert Heijn has recalled AH Zakje met blauwe bessen (1 kg bag; All expiry dates up to and including 14-4-2026).

United States

Allergy Alert: New York Mutual Trading Co., Inc recalls Prepared Monkfish Liver (Ankimobo) (7.05 oz; Lot codes up to and including 2025.6.30; UPC 72546611224) due to undeclared milk.

Canada

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United Kingdom and Ireland

Food Safety Recall (Ireland): Lidl Ireland recalls Deluxe Sriracha Cheddar Cheese Wedge (150g; Best before 11/05/25) due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

Food Safety Recall (UK): Lidl Northern Ireland recalls Deluxe Sriracha Cheddar Cheese Wedge (150g; Best before 11 May 2025) due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

Hong Kong and Singapore

Allergy Alert (Singapore): Goods Huat Hee Marketing recalls Good’s Veg. Peanut Cake (Kacang Koya) (200g; Best before 01/12/25; Product of Malaysia) due to undeclared milk.

Australia and New Zealand

Food Safety Recall (New Zealand): Sanitarium Health Food Company recalls Up & Go Protein Energize Vanilla (12 x 250ml pkg; Best before 06 AUG 2025) due to product spoilage.

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FDA tackles bird flu virus in raw pet food

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will be requiring manufacturers of cat and dog food who use raw ingredients derived from poultry or cattle to reanalyze their food safety plans to include Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus (specifically H5N1) as a known or reasonably foreseeable hazard.

This move comes on the heels of reports of bird flu transmistted to domestic and wild cats in California, Colorado, Oregon and Washington State through the ingestion of contaminated raw food.

Cats are especially susceptible to the H5N1 (bird flu) virus, and can experience severe illness, sometimes resulting in death. Dogs also can contract an infection, but are far less likely to suffer severe illness.

By its action, the FDA is encouraging manufacturers to adopt a preventive control to protect animal health and stop the spread of the H5N1 virus. Preventive controls may include a processing step to inactivate the virus, or a supply-chain control that would restrict the sourcing of ingredients to poultry flocks and cattle herds that are not infected with the H5N1 virus.

To assist manufacturers in reviewing their food safety plans and developing preventive control steps for their at-risk products, the FDA included in its annoucement a summary of scientific literature covering (1) the prevalence of H5N1 in cattle and poultry and their animal-derived ingredients, (2) the severity of H5N1 illness or injury in cats and dogs, and (3) the impact of processing steps on inactivating H5N1.


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