Various brands of sandwiches recalled over Listeria monocytogenes
The sandwiches may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make people sick, and in severe cases people may die.
23 recalls from September 14, 2026 to September 20, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The sandwiches may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make people sick, and in severe cases people may die.
The recalled frozen whole raspberries have a norovirus problem, and norovirus illness usually causes diarrhea, vomiting, nausea and stomach cramps.
The notice says Caciotta Peperoncino Cheese sold under the Yotvata brand is being recalled because of Staphylococcus aureus.
The recalled Finnleo, Tylo, Polar, Radiant Health and Helo brand saunas and infrared kits pose a fire hazard and a burn hazard.
The notice says the grill has an electrical hazard, and its title says there is a potential electric shock hazard.
The notice says the Pull & Chew Montessori Teething Toys are a choking hazard.
The Gluten Free Black Garlic (Marinade) contains soy that is not declared on the product.
The recalled Heinz Real Mayonnaise single serve units contain mustard that is not declared on the product.
A software problem in the battery electric vehicle control unit (BEV ECU) could shut down the electric drive system while driving, causing a sudden loss of power to the wheels and raising the risk of a crash.
On a small number of motorhomes the propane tank may not be installed correctly, with no remote shut-off valve and a tank that may not be secured, which could raise the risk of fire, explosion or a crash.
On one RV trailer the propane hose for the outdoor cooktop may not be secured correctly, so the cooktop can be stowed with the hose attached and a burner on, which could create a fire risk.
On certain vehicles, a bolt holding the steering rack to the subframe could corrode and break, which could break the steering rack housing, cause a loss of steering control and risk a crash.
Some lots of Easymulti Stress (Men) capsules are incorrectly labelled for the quantity of Vitamin B6.
The Veggie Chips (Bell Pepper Chips) contain wheat that is not declared, which is listed as a gluten issue in the notice.
On certain motorhomes with MaxxAir rooftop ventilation fans, the fan circuit boards may not have been made correctly and could overheat, which could create the risk of a fire.
Health Canada says the Simond brand Alpinism quickdraws are an injury hazard.
Health Canada says Olli StikiStix Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade (300 CBG 100 THC), a co-packed edible cannabis product, has labelling and packaging problems.
The foreign site that makes these gummies is not listed on the site licence, which is the problem named in the notice.
The chopped walnuts may contain pieces of shell, which the notice describes as extraneous material.
On certain vehicles, the airbag status indicator for the passenger airbag may not meet certain requirements of Canadian regulations, which the notice calls a small error that does not affect safety.
On certain vehicles the rear coil springs may not have been installed correctly, so a spring could detach while driving, which could create a road hazard for others and raise the risk of a crash.
On a small number of trucks, a part inside the high-voltage battery may not be properly secured, so it could move and damage the battery, which can create a fire risk.
The Chicken Burgers and the Maple & Brown Sugar Bacon Wrapped Chicken bites contain egg that is not declared on the product.
Health Canada's notice lists a performance issue with SIGNA™ Artist and SIGNA™ Artist Evo, in the radiology category, and gives no further details.
Counterfeit laser hair removal and therapy devices bearing the Soprano brand were found in some clinics and may pose serious health risks.
Health Canada's notice lists a performance issue with the Philips Ingenia, Achieva and Intera MR Systems.
Health Canada's notice lists a performance issue with the Trinity Biotech Oxalate Reagent Kit, a chemistry medical device, and gives no further detail.
The notice says the RAPICIDE™ PA High Level Disinfectant has a performance problem, and it gives no further detail on the cause or on what it could do to a person.
On a small number of trucks, the rear brakes may take too long to apply or release too slowly when the pedal is let go, which could increase the risk of a crash.
On a small number of trucks, a software problem may not detect corrosion to the brake modulator valves, so the brakes on one wheel could fully apply during automatic braking and pull the truck sideways, raising crash risk.
Health Canada's notice lists a performance issue with this product in its anaesthesiology category and gives no further details.
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