As of January 28, there were 14 laboratory-confirmed circumstances of E. coli O157 sickness connected to this outbreak within the following provinces: Alberta (13) and Saskatchewan (1). People turned into ill between early December 2021 and early January 2022. No deaths or hospitalizations had been reported. People who turned into sick are between 0 and 61 years of age. Nearly all of circumstances (64%) are feminine.
The CFIA issued a meals recall caution on January 28, 2022 for Hankook (Korean characters best) logo Unique Kimchi offered in 2L packing containers with a web weight of 1670 g, UPC code 6 23431 00030 4, and perfect prior to date January 29, 2022. The recalled product used to be dispensed in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
As of January 21, there were 110 laboratory-confirmed circumstances of Salmonella Enteritidis sickness investigated in: British Columbia (42), Alberta (49), Saskatchewan (4), Manitoba (13) and Ontario (2). The diseases reported in Ontario are associated with trip to Alberta and British Columbia. People turned into ill between early September 2021 and overdue December 2021. 4 people had been hospitalized. No deaths had been reported. People who turned into sick are between 1 and 89 years of age. Nearly all of circumstances (64%) are feminine.
The CFIA issued meals recall warnings on December 14 and 19 for Alasko logo frozen complete kernel corn; and a secondary recall for Fraser Valley Meats logo frozen complete kernel corn on December 18. A number of further secondary remembers had been issued for merchandise that had been made the usage of the recalled Alasko logo frozen complete kernel corn.
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