National Recall Issued for Mould-Contaminated Waffles Sold at Dollarama
A nationwide recall has been issued for waffles sold at Dollarama stores across Canada due to mould contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has warned consumers not to use, sell, serve, or distribute the affected product, citing a low risk but possible "undesirable health problems" if consumed. The recall affects Biskwi-brand waffles with a chocolaty filling, specifically those with a 180-gram size, UPC 6 67888 54812 5, and best before dates of 2026 04 21 and 2026 05 12.
Key Takeaways:
- The recall is classified as Class 3 by the CFIA, indicating a low risk but potential "undesirable health problems" if consumed.
- The affected product is Biskwi-brand waffles with a chocolaty filling, produced in a 180-gram size, and identified by UPC 6 67888 54812 5.
- The recalled products have best before dates of 2026 04 21 and 2026 05 12.
- Consumers are advised to report any food concerns or complaints to the Canadian FISAuthority.
- To report a health or safety incident related to the use of products, consumers can fill out a consumer product incident report form on the CFIA website.
- Health Canada is also responsible for managing recalls of drugs and health products, and consumers can report side effects or complaints through their website.
- Recalled products should not be used, sold, served, or distributed, and consumers should check the CFIA website for more recall notices.
Statistics:
- 1 product has been recalled due to mould contamination.
- The recall is classified as Class 3 by the CFIA.
- 2 best before dates are affected: 2026 04 21 and 2026 05 12.
- 1 UPC code is identified: 6 67888 54812 5.
- The affected product is sold in a 180-gram size.
Sources:
- Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
- Health Canada