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Lynda12/20/131:18 PM

Food Allergy Recall Alerts and Product Changes

Lynda

Effective immediately, we will no longer be posting allergy alerts from Canada. Instead, we encourage interested Canadians to sign up for a free email notification of foods recalled in Canada by going to the Canadian Food Inspection Service website.

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JenniferMember

Ok I put a link in so I hope that will be sufficient.

4/29/144:29 PM

Kathy PVP of Community

Unfortunately, we can't cross post blog entries to the community forums. Linking it is the only way to get the info in the mustard allergy thread.

4/29/143:34 PM

JenniferMember

could this be cross posted to the mustard allergy thread under food and cooking?

I am going to link it as well so Ok if too late to cross post.

4/29/143:10 PM

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