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Outbreak/Illness Investigations
CANADA (Update): The Public Health Agency of Canada continues to monitor an outbreak of Salmonella illnesses linked to the consumption of contaminated pistachios and pistachio-containing products imported from Iran. To date, 178 outbreak cases have been confirmed in six provinces. Twenty-five individuals have been hospitalized. There have been no deaths. The investigation is ongoing.
FRANCE: Public health officials have identified 12 cases of Listeria monocytogenes infections in an outbreak that began in October 2025. Seven of the cases occurred in January 2026. All twelve victims were hospitalized and two people have died. The median age of outbreak victims is 81. The outbreak has been linked to ready-to-eat deli meats produced by Drôme Ardèche Tradition located in Bourg de Péage, France. The manufacturer has initiated a recall.
USA and INTERNATIONAL WATERS: The CDC Vessel Sanitation Program is investigating a Norovirus outbreak on the Star Princess (Princess Cruises). More than 100 passengers and 49 crew members have reported diarrhea and/or vomiting. The VSP is conducting an environmental assessment and outbreak investigation in response to the reported illnesses.
United States
Allergy Alert: Lidl US
Pet Food Advisory: FDA cautions consumers that eight Quest Cat Food products manufactured by Go Raw LLC dba Steve’s Real Food contain extremely low levels of thiamine. Early signs of thiamine deficiency in cats may present as gastrointestinal symptoms, including decreased appetite and vomiting. Some cats may start to show symptoms in as little as one week, but for others it may take months to become symptomatic. The company has recalled only three of the eight lots so far.
Canada
Allergy Alert: Flash Express (Mirabel, QC) recalls three prepared dishes due to undeclared wheat, milk, soy, and/or sulphites.
Allergy Alert: L’Aromate Culinaire inc. (Blainville, QC) warns consumers that TOURTIÈRE A LA BRISKET
DE BŒUF / Beef brisket meat pie (1 kg; All lots) contains undeclared sulphites.
Food Safety Recall: La petite chocolatière inc. (Lanoraie, QC) recalls TABLETTE DE CHOCOLAT
DUBAÏ / Dubai chocolate bar (Sold betwee 21 August and 27 October 2025) due to possible Salmonella contamination.
Food Safety Recall: Escomptes Fortin (Québec, QC) recalls Chicken croquettes (1 kg; All lots) and Breaded chicken filet (2 kg; All lots) due to absence of labeling indicating that the product is raw and absence of cooking instructions.
Ireland and United Kingdom
Allergy Alert (UK): Walkers recalls Walkers Hot Honey Crisps (6 x 25g; Batch code GBB 584 031; Best before 16 May 2026) due to undeclared milk.
Hong Kong and Singapore
Allergy Alert (Singapore): Y K Private Limited recalls Longan Pulp (500g; Production date Jan 2026; Product of China) due to undeclared sulphur dioxide.
Infant Formula Safety Recall (Singapore): Singapore Food Agency orders recall of Nestle NAN HA2 (for infants) (800g; Batch #52750017C1; Expiry 31/10/2027; Product of Switzerland) and Nature One Dairy Premium Toddler Milk Formula – Stage 3 (900g; Batch #326251110; Expiry 10/11/2027 & 11/11/2027; Product of Australia) due to presence of cereulide toxin (produced by Bacillus cereus).
Australia and New Zealand
Food Safety Recall (New Zealand): Goodfood Group Limited recalls Emborg Emmentaler Cheese (200g; Best before 05.11.26; Product of Germany) due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
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