The Quebec Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has announced several health warnings concerning various food items available in the province. On October 9, 2026, the ministry alerted consumers about the potential dangers associated with the marinade brand Naloune sold at Manas épicerie africaine inc., citing that its safety had not been assured. This follows another warning on the same day regarding the presence of E. coli in halal hummus prepared and sold by Marché Sultan, highlighting the risks linked to this product.
On October 10, 2026, a further alert was issued concerning the presence of E. coli producing shigatoxins in cheese known as tomme de Lachevrotière, which is produced and sold by Fromagerie des Grondines. These warnings serve as important reminders for consumers to be vigilant about food safety and to check for the affected products in their homes.
The situation reflects ongoing efforts by health authorities to ensure public safety and to quickly address potential health risks associated with food contamination. It is vital for consumers to stay informed and adhere to recommendations from officials regarding the recalled products.
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