A nationwide recall has been issued in Canada for Heavenly Spices garlic powder sold at Dollarama stores after concerns about possible Bacillus cereus contamination. The recall was announced by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, which flagged the product over potential microbial safety risks.
The affected garlic powder was distributed through Dollarama locations across the country, making the warning relevant to shoppers in multiple provinces and territories. Officials categorized the action as a Class 2 recall, indicating a product that could pose health concerns if consumed.
Food recalls involving seasoning products can draw attention because pantry staples are often kept for extended periods and used in many meals. Consumers who purchased the recalled garlic powder are being alerted to check their kitchens and review product information tied to the notice.
The recall adds to ongoing food safety monitoring in Canada, where regulators continue to track products that may be contaminated before or after they reach store shelves. Shoppers who believe they bought the affected Heavenly Spices garlic powder should follow the recall guidance issued by Canadian authorities.
