Co-op Gold frozen chicken products recalled in Nunavut over undeclared egg
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says specified Co-op Gold frozen chicken burgers and maple-and-brown-sugar bacon-wrapped chicken bites are recalled because they may contain egg that is not declared on the label. The products were distributed in Nunavut. People and retailers should not use, sell, serve or distribute the affected packages. Source↗
What happened
The recall covers 904-gram Co-op Gold Chicken Burgers with UPC 0 57316 21795 0 and specified best-before dates and lot codes, plus 360-gram Co-op Gold Maple & Brown Sugar Bacon Wrapped Chicken Bites with UPC 0 57316 21861 2, best before 2027-JN-03, lot 100449. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency lists the recall as a Class 2 food recall and says it was issued because of undeclared egg. Source↗
Why it matters
Egg can cause a serious reaction for people with an egg allergy. The federal alert specifically lists Nunavut among the places where the products were distributed, so residents should check frozen food at home and retailers should check their stock.
What happens next
Do not use, sell, serve or distribute an affected product. Check the package size, UPC, best-before date and lot code against the federal recall notice. The notice does not provide a Nunavut-specific retailer list or say whether all affected packages have been removed from shelves. Source↗
Important details
Affected Chicken Burgers codes: BB 2027-JN-18, lot 100808; 2027-JL-02, lot 101118; and 2027-JL-22, lot 101600. The alert was originally published Sept. 14, 2026, and lists Federated Co-operatives Limited as the recalling firm.


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