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Several popular beer brands, including Coors Light, Molson Canadian and Blue Moon, are included in a national recall because certain products may contain pieces of metal.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) published the recall notification on November 10. The recall was initiated by Molson Canada 2005 on November 2.
The notice covers specific alcoholic and non-alcoholic beers sold in various can sizes and multipacks.
Which beer brands are affected?
The recall includes selected products from seven brands:
- Coors Light: Selected 8-, 12-, 15- and 24-packs of light beer.
- Molson Canadian: Selected 12-, 15- and 24-packs, as well as individual 473 mL cans.
- Blue Moon: Selected Belgian White, Mango Wheat, Light Citrus Wheat and non-alcoholic Belgian White products.
- Brasseur de Montréal: Selected Normanville Hazy IPA, Bonsecours Lager, Neighbourhood’s Pick, Griffintown Blonde Ale and Petite-Bourgogne Red Ale.
- Hop Valley: Bubble Stash IPA Strong Beer, 12-pack.
- India Beer: Beer, 12-pack.
- Black Horse: Beer, 8-pack.
Not every product sold under these brands is affected. The recall applies only to the package sizes, UPCs and production codes identified by the CFIA. You can consult the official recall notification for the complete list before determining whether a product they purchased is included.
The recalled beers may contain pieces of metal, according to the CFIA.
Metal fragments in food or beverages can present a risk of injury if swallowed. The recall has been classified as Class 3, and the federal notification does not specify whether any injuries or illnesses have been reported.
Anyone who has an affected product should avoid consuming it.
The CFIA directs retailers not to use, sell, serve or distribute the recalled beer.
The products were distributed nationally, meaning affected packages may have been available in multiple provinces.
