CFIA Recalls President’s Choice Cookies Across Canada Due to Metal Wire
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What happened
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a food recall notice on October 8, 2026, for President’s Choice English-Style Gingersnap Cookies sold across Canada. The recall was issued because the product contained metal wire. A Loblaw spokesperson confirmed the cookies were sold at all Loblaw banners in Ontario, including Shoppers Drug Mart and Fortinos.
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Why it matters
The recall requires retailers to manage the removal and disposal of the affected inventory. This action impacts the distribution and sales of the specific product line across the country.
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Who's involved
- Canadian Food Inspection AgencyIssued the food recall notice for the affected product.
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency
food safety regulatory agency in Canada
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