Non-Alcoholic Beverages Sold Across Canada Recalled over Mould
CANADA, JUL 7 – Four types of Ceder's non-alcoholic spirits are recalled nationwide due to mold, which can cause illness especially in vulnerable individuals, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said.
- On July 7, 2025, CFIA announced a nationwide recall of four Ceder’s non-alcoholic spirits due to mold contamination.
- This recall stems from mold contamination detected in Ceder’s 500 ml bottles, primarily a spoilage issue affecting four flavors across Canada.
- CFIA recalled four Ceder’s non-alcoholic spirits in 500 ml bottles across Canada, each with unique UPC and lot codes, due to mold contamination.
- Consumers in Canada should stop using recalled Ceder’s non-alcoholic spirits and return or discard them to prevent potential illness from mold contamination.
- On July 7, 2025, CFIA announced a nationwide recall of four Ceder’s non-alcoholic spirits due to mold contamination, advising consumers to stop use and seek refunds.
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Non-alcoholic spirit recalled due to mould
The recall affects all four flavours of Ceder’s Distilled Non-Alcoholic Spirits.
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