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CFIA Recalls Thalassa Brand Basa Fillets for Chemical Contamination

Justin Barber

20 Mar 2025

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced a recall of Thalassa brand Basa Fillets IQF. This action is due to the detection of 3-amino-2-oxazolidinone, a chemical compound. The recall is classified as a Class 3 hazard, as per the CFIA's categorization.

The recall pertains specifically to products distributed within Quebec, with the following details provided:

Size: 454 g
UPC: 8 36990 00455 7
Best Before: 06/05/2026
Lot Number: VN/033/VI/180CAN

The CFIA advises consumers not to consume the recalled products and urges retailers to remove affected stock immediately. This measure is to safeguard public health by minimizing potential health risks.

The CFIA is monitoring the situation and updates will be provided as necessary.

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