A quarterly report indicates the Canadian Food Inspection
Agency detained and in some cases destroyed everything from breads to hamburger
as a result of inspections at Ontario plants.
The Healthy Butcher Inc. of Toronto had some of its breads
detained on June 18.
Versacold Logistics Canada Inc. of London, Ont., had frozen chow mein detained
on May 6.
Tropical Treets of Toronto had “various fruit beverages” detained on
May 5.
Cargill Limited’s plant in Brampton had frozen beef patties detained
because of E. coli contamination on May 1.
Conestoga Cold Storage of Kitchener had frozen beef trim detained because
of “biologic hazard” on April 29, frozen turkey breast for the same reason on
April 24, and has three instances of frozen beef trim on April 4, 10 and 14.
Burnbrae Farms of Lyn, Ont., had unpasteurized liquid whole eggs
detained at its plant at Upton, Que., on June 12.
