CFIA

Canada Retailer Recalls Ground Beef

A Canadian firm is voluntarily recalling two types of ground beef product because the beef may be contaminated with E. coli. Kabul Farms of Mississauga, Ontario is withdrawing its Ground

By News Desk

/ 6 Jun 2012

Beef Recalled for Salmonella in Canada

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued a joint announcement with Intercity Packers (East) Ltd. on Saturday, warning the public, distributors and food service establishments to avoid consuming, selling, serving

By News Desk

/ 7 Apr 2012

More Prosecutions Bring Fines in Canada

Food safety-related prosecutions continued at a regular pace throughout the fall in Canada. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) reported successful prosecutions resulting in fines totaling $16,000. Penalties imposed

By News Desk

/ 25 Nov 2011

Veggie Burgers Recalled Due to Salmonella

An Ontario, Canada company is recalling its frozen vegetarian burgers because they may be contaminated with Salmonella. Sol Cuisine of Mississauga and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning

By Olivia Marler

/ 15 Jul 2011

Imported Smoked Duck Focus of Two Recalls

Two Northeastern companies have recalled small batches of ready-to-eat, smoked duck breast for possible Salmonella contamination. New Bedford, MA-based Sid Wainer & Son Inc. recalled 137 pounds of the smoked

By News Desk

/ 14 Jul 2011

Fines Imposed by Canada's Food Safety Enforcers

Courts in June fined violators of federal laws administrated by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) a total of $141,400. The largest fine went to a Canadian company that

By Dan Flynn

/ 4 Jul 2011

Extra $100 Million for Canada's Food Inspection

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is getting an extra $100 million to improve food inspection capacity over the next five years. But the union president representing CFIA employees says the

By Dan Flynn

/ 27 Mar 2011

Canada to Publish Names of Food Safety Violators

In an effort to improve transparency and accountability in the food system, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) launched a new policy on March 16 to post quarterly information on

By Claire Mitchell

/ 20 Mar 2011

Canada Finds BSE in Alberta Dairy Cow

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy, commonly known as mad cow disease, was detected last month in a dairy cow from Alberta, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) acknowledged Friday. The agency said

By News Desk

/ 4 Mar 2011

Canadian Food Violations Net $15,000 in Fines

Canadian courts have recently issued fines totaling $15,000 for violations of various federal meat, plant, and fish laws and their supporting regulations. Montreal-based Les Aliments Rose Hill Inc. pleaded

By Dan Flynn

/ 3 Mar 2011

Canada Food Safety Violations Result in Fines

Two companies and one veterinarian are paying fines totaling $125,000 for violations of agricultural laws enforced by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). The penalties are the first court-imposed

By Dan Flynn

/ 27 Jan 2011

Canada’s Food Agency Wins Two More Convictions

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has obtained two more convictions for violations of legislation it is charged with enforcing. Convictions of Claude Berni, president of Uni-Viande Inc., and a

By Dan Flynn

/ 27 Dec 2010

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CFIA

Canada Retailer Recalls Ground Beef

Beef Recalled for Salmonella in Canada

More Prosecutions Bring Fines in Canada

Veggie Burgers Recalled Due to Salmonella

Imported Smoked Duck Focus of Two Recalls

Fines Imposed by Canada's Food Safety Enforcers

Extra $100 Million for Canada's Food Inspection

Canada to Publish Names of Food Safety Violators

Canada Finds BSE in Alberta Dairy Cow

Canadian Food Violations Net $15,000 in Fines

Canada Food Safety Violations Result in Fines

Canada’s Food Agency Wins Two More Convictions

Your Support Protects Public Health