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Popular garlic powder recalled nationwide over bacterial contamination concerns

A nationwide recall has been issued for garlic powder sold at Dollarama locations due to concerns regarding microbial contamination.

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The brief

Dollarama has initiated a recall of a popular garlic powder product. The action is linked to reports of microbial contamination that may pose health risks to consumers.

Coverage from outlets including Fox Business, CP24, Inside Halton, 604 Now, and the Nelson Star emphasizes that customers should immediately cease using the product. Reports highlight potential symptoms associated with the contamination, such as diarrhea.

Future updates are expected to clarify the specific batch numbers affected by the recall and detail the return process for affected shoppers. Coverage does not yet specify the full scope of the health impacts or the identity of the product manufacturer.

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Quick answers

Why is the garlic powder being recalled?

The recall was initiated due to concerns regarding microbial contamination.

Where was the affected garlic powder sold?

The product was sold at Dollarama locations.

What should consumers do with the product?

Reports advise consumers to not use the garlic powder.

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