Reminding Canadians of food safety this Halloween — recall 22795
Government of Canada recall portal · Canada · 2011-10-25
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Reported risk: Halloween is a fun and exciting time for children. Health Canada would like to remind all Canadians of some important safety tips they can use to ensure that Halloween remains an enjoyable experience for everyone. Parents or caregivers are encouraged to remind them not to accept - and especially not to eat - homemade candy or baked goods (provided by individuals they don't know). An adult should also always inspect the treats before children start snacking. A few tips to keep in mind:
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