Ontario Salmonella Dessert Recall – INsauga
- What: A national salmonella outbreak linked to baklava and other desserts.
- Where: Primarily Ontario, Canada, with cases reported in multiple provinces.
- When: Initial recalls began in November 2023, with ongoing investigations.
Salmonella Outbreak and baklava/Dessert Recalls in Canada (November 2023)
What Happened: The Salmonella Outbreak
A multi-provincial outbreak of Salmonella infections has been linked to the consumption of baklava and other desserts manufactured and distributed across Canada.The Public Health agency of Canada (PHAC) and the Canadian Food Inspection agency (CFIA) are investigating the source of the contamination. As of november 27,2023,several recalls have been issued by various companies.
The outbreak strain of Salmonella has been identified through laboratory testing, connecting illnesses to specific products.Health officials are actively working to determine the initial point of contamination within the supply chain.
Affected Products and Recalls
Multiple recalls have been initiated, impacting a range of baklava products and other desserts. Here’s a summary of the key recalls as of November 27, 2023 (based on reporting from Insugery, CTV News, and CBC News):
| Manufacturer/Distributor | Product(s) Recalled | Region Affected |
|---|---|---|
| Insugery | Various baklava products | Ontario |
| [Further Manufacturers – details to be added as details becomes available] | [Product details to be added] | [Affected regions to be added] |
| [Further Manufacturers – details to be added as information becomes available] | [Product details to be added] | [Affected regions to be added] |
Important Note: This table is not exhaustive. Consumers should consult the CFIA