RECALL: Undeclared fish in various DumplinGo meals

Certain DumplinGo items are being recalled. (MAPAQ) (Hand-out/Ministère de l'Agriculture, des )

People with a fish allergy are being warned not to consume certain products by Canada Dumplings, as the labels do not mention that they may contain traces of the allergen.

Quebec’s Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPAQ) issued a warning on Friday, saying that the products were sold in several establishments in the Montreal and Montérégie regions.

“They were packaged in a resealable plastic bag or container,” MAPAQ notes. “The products were sold frozen. In addition to their name, the products were labelled ‘DumplinGo.’”

The products affected are:

• Chicken and cabbage, format 454 g (CUP 6 28176 72049 4) and 9 kg (CUP 6 28176 72043 2)
• Pork and bamboo bao, format 600 g: six pieces and 10 pieces (CUP 6 28176 72009 8)

MAPAQ states the warning has been issued as a precautionary measure and applies only to people with a fish allergy.

“In addition, anyone in possession of one of these products is advised not to eat it,” the ministry adds. “They should return it to the establishment where they bought it or throw it away.”

MAPAQ says it has not received any reports of allergic reactions associated with the consumption of the items.