Government of Canada recall portal · Canada · 2007-02-19
As described by Government of Canada recall portal: Archived – Health Canada advises specific groups to limit their consumption of canned albacore tuna
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Reported risk: Updated March 28, 2007: Health Canada's revised assessment of mercury in fish enhances protection while reflecting advice in Canada's Food Guide Health Canada is expanding its consumption advice related to mercury in fish to include advice for specific groups on eating canned albacore tuna. While Health Canada has a standard for mercury in fish that is among the most stringent in the world, occasionally some fish products may exceed this standard and therefore Health Canada has provided consumption advice for some groups. Today we are updating this advice. However, Canadians can rest assured that there is no reason to stop eating canned tuna.
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