US EditionCanada-wide recall announced for beef burgers due to possible E. coli contamination: CFIA
CFIA warns consumers not to eat or cook recalled No Name frozen beef burgers due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination; no illnesses reported yet, agency said.
- On Monday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a national recall of No Name frozen beef burgers with recall ID RA-81475 sold in 1.36 kg boxes, best before May 5, 2026.
- CFIA testing prompted the recall, CFIA said, and the agency is conducting a food-safety investigation that may lead to additional recalls.
- E. coli O157:H7 can cause severe gastrointestinal illness, and consumers are urged not to cook or consume the burgers but to discard or return them and contact a healthcare provider if unwell.
- No illnesses have been reported so far, the CFIA said, and it is verifying that Loblaws is removing No Name products from Zehrs and Great Canadian Superstore.
- The CFIA is asking people to check their freezers for the affected brand and the recall notice said, `Food contaminated with E.coli may not look or smell spoiled, but can still make you sick.
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No Name Beef Burgers Recalled Due to E. Coli Risk
A nationwide recall has been issued for No Name brand beef burgers after testing by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency found possible E. coli contamination. The frozen burgers are being removed from store shelves following the detection of E.coli O157:H7 in test results by the agency. The CFIA announced the Class 1 recall in a Jan. 12 advisory, saying the recalled burgers were sold across Canada in 1.36 kilogram boxes containing 12 patties. Cla…
No Name beef burgers are being recalled due to possible E. coli contamination
A product recall has been issued in Canada for certain No Name beef burgers.It's because the frozen food could be contaminated with E. coli.On January 12, 2026, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency posted a food recall warning about these No Name frozen beef burgers.The product has been distributed nationally, and No Name products are sold at Loblaw-owned stores across Canada.According to the federal agency, the affected product is being recalled…
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Burger brand recalled after tests uncover E.coli
The CFIA is asking people to check their freezers for a specific brand of beef burger.
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