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Molson, Coors Light and Other Beers Recalled in Canada over Metal Pieces
Health Canada said consumers should not drink the affected products, and retailers were told to stop selling them immediately.
- On Monday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalled 29 varieties of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer nationwide, citing potential metal contamination in the beverages.
- Popular brands including Molson Canadian, Coors Light, Black Horse, Blue Moon, Brasseur de Montréal, Hop Valley, and India Beer are affected, according to Molson Coors.
- Consumers should compare their products against UPCs and lot codes listed on the CFIA website, while retailers have been instructed to immediately stop selling the affected items.
- Classified as Class III, the recall indicates low health risk; spokesperson Ryan McKenna stated, "We have not received any notification of consumer harm to date."
- In Atlantic Canada, Molson Coors confirmed specific drinks are affected, including products packaged at the St. John's brewery, as noted in a statement Wednesday afternoon.
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