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Recall notice

Shaikh Al Kar Plain Halva recalled due to Salmonella

4 months ago •source recalls-rappels.canada.ca

Food Recall Shaikh Al Kar Plain Halva recalled due to Salmonella Shaikh Al Kar has recalled its Plain Halva beca... photo #1

British Columbia, Canada

Shaikh Al Kar has recalled its Plain Halva because of possible Salmonella contamination. The product was distributed in British Columbia in Canada.

Affected products:
- Brand: Shaikh Al Kar
- Product: Plain Halva
- Size: 400 g
- UPC: 6 253011 500647
- Best Before: 2026.Aug.25 BN#260824.V

The recall was initiated on 9 September 2025 following Canadian Food Inspection Agency test results. The recall was classified as Class II.

Source: recalls-rappels.canada.ca/alert-recall/shaikh-al-kar-brand-plain-halva-recalled-due-salmonella-0

#britishcolumbia #canada #halal

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