For the second time in less than a week, the Canadian Food
Inspection Agency has expanded recalls of Quebec-made cheeses and revealed that
at least one person fell sick after eating the products.
The first case involved Clic-brand cheeses and butters. The
second involves the Bio-Life and Marie Kadé brands. In both cases, the company identifications given out by the
Canadian Food Inspection Agency are numbered companies.
The second
case is 3903052 Canada Inc. of Boisbriand, Que.
It’s
not clear why the Canadian government isn’t revealing the company names more
familiar to the public. It is, in fact, Fromagerie Marie Kadé.
In both cases, the recalls are because the dairy products
are possibly contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
