Loblaw Recalls Cooked Shrimp Packages in Canada, Due to Bacteria Risk

Loblaw Recalls Cooked Shrimp Packages in Canada, Due to Bacteria Risk
Loblaw is recalling packages of cooked shrimp that may contain raw shrimp. CFIA
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Major Canadian grocery retailer Loblaw Companies issued a recall yesterday for packets of cooked shrimp, which may in fact also contain raw shrimp.

The 300 gram product “Cooked Shrimp (56/65 Shrimp per lb.) – Pacific White Shrimp“ could contain harmful bacteria due to ”the potential presence of raw shrimp,” according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).