Food Recalls Issued

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Canada Safeway are warning the public not to serve or consume various store-made and Signature Cafe brand salads because they may be contaminated with E. coli bacteria.

The recall is being initiated because the salads may contain a ready-to-eat romaine-based salad recalled by Fresh Express Incorporated of California.

The romaine-based salads come with a Best Before dates of July 14 and 15.

Brand-Product-Size-UPC

None - Garden Salad - 300 g - 214735
None - Busy Chef Salad - Various - 214516
None - Chicken Caesar Salad - Various - 219393
None - Greek Salad -Various - 210585
Signature Cafe - Asian Chicken Salad - 369 g - 0 58200 13080 5
Signature Cafe -Chicken Caesar Salad - 354 g - 0 58200 13086 7
Signature Cafe - Cobb Salad - 457 g - 0 58200 13082 9
Signature Cafe - Seafood Salad - 440 g - 0 58200 13107 9
Signature Cafe - Santa Fe Salad - 499 g - 0 58200 13084 3
Signature Cafe - Buffalo Chicken Side Salad - 215 g - 0 58200 13098 0
Signature Cafe - Caesar Side Salad - 140 g - 0 58200 13103 1
Signature Cafe - Garden Fresh Side Salad - 170 g - 0 58200 13105 5
Signature Cafe - Spicy Thai Chicken Side Salad - 200 g - 0 58200 13096 6


The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is also warning northwestern Ontario residents not to eat Freybe brand head cheese.

The Agency says the product may be contaminated with salmonella.

All products sold up to and including July 14 are affected by the recall.

The C-F-I-A says it may have been sold from deli counters or repackaged at the store.