The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has recalled several grocery products sold across Canada.

The CFIA has recalled food products due to serious health and safety risks to Canadian consumers, including contamination with Listeria and Salmonella, the presence of foreign materials, and undeclared ingredients, among others.

The federal health agency urges Canadian consumers to check if they have any of the affected food products, and if so, it is best to dispose of them immediately or return them to their point of purchase
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The ongoing CFIA recall includes foods such as salad ingredients, many brands of eggs, milk, frozen pizza, frozen burgers, and various meat and cheese products.

Below are eight foods that consumers should watch out for:

Various Salad Ingredients

Recalled food products:

President's Choice Chopped Mexican-Style •

Street Corn Salad Kit | 285 g | Best Before: February 19, 2024

President's Choice Southwest Salad Kit •

369 g | Best Before: February 18, 2024

Taylor Farms Mexican Style Street Corn •

Chopped Salad Kit | Costco Item #1785678

Dole Chop Kit Avocado Ranch | 319 g | Best

Before: February 20, 2024

Dole Suprême Kit Southwest Salad | 369 g. Best Before: February 18, 2024

Fresh Express Salsa! Ensalada Salad Kit | • 343 g | Best Before: February 22, 2024

CFIA said: "The affected products are being recalled from the market due to possible contamination with Listeria," and the recall was initially launched in the United States linked to an investigation into a Listeria outbreak associated with processed dairy products.

Rizo Lopez Foods by Americana Pizza Company, Ogg brand and the recalled food item:

OGGI Americana Pizza w/ Beyond Meat | •

390 g | UPC 628451684770

What you need to know: The recall affects frozen pizza products from Oggi sold in Alberta, Nova Scotia, and Ontario, and it is important to note that the recalled products throughout Canada may also have been sold or distributed in other provinces and territories.