The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has recalled the chickpea product that was sold in a popular grocery store in Montreal, and the affected items were also sold in stores throughout Quebec and Ontario.

A level three recall was issued on March 28, 2024, following CFIA test results in cooperation with Groupe Manufacturier Metro Inc.

What you need to know

The brand of chickpeas currently being recalled by CFIA was sold in Adonis grocery stores in Quebec and Ontario, and according to the Health Department, the chickpea product was removed from shelves due to the presence of yeast.

Below are all the details related to the mentioned chickpeas:

Adonis Classic Chickpeas | 250g | 6 UPC28069 90013 2

While the recalled chickpeas are being removed due to microbial contamination, it is "not harmful," meaning consumers are not at risk of illness if they accidentally consumed these chickpeas.

What is being done?

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is currently investigating the ongoing recall process and ensuring the affected product is properly removed from the market.

Moreover, CFIA has issued a set of recommendations for those who have the recalled chickpeas, along with the steps to take if you have the affected product.

What you should do

According to the federal health agency, Canadian consumers should not use, sell, offer, or distribute the affected product."

Additionally, if you have the recalled chickpeas, it is best to return the product to the point of purchase or dispose of it.