From popular spreads to portable chargers and exercise equipment, several products sold across Canada have been pulled from store shelves this week over a range of safety concerns.
The following items are part of the recall:
The following products are part of the recall:
Allo Simonne Pistachio Matcha Spread (220 g)
UPC: 6 28437 31056 1
Code: 12-104-26 MA/BB 10/27
Allo Simonne Almond Cardamom Spread (220 g)
UPC: 6 28437 31007 3
Code: 7-104-26 MA/BB 10/27
The products are being recalled because they may contain pieces of glass.
Risks: Pieces of glass in food could pose an injury risk if the products are consumed.
What you should do: Consumers should not eat, use, sell, serve or distribute the recalled spreads.
The affected products were sold online and distributed in British Columbia and Quebec.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has classified the recall as Class 2.
This is not the first Allo Simonne recall involving possible glass contamination this year. In June, the company’s Milk Chocolate Spread was also recalled over the potential presence of glass pieces.
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The recall involves XO Poppy Powerbank, Magsafe Compatible, 5000 mAh devices sold in a variety of colours and prints.
There are 30 affected model numbers included in the recall.
The power banks are being recalled because their lithium-ion batteries may overheat and melt near the charging port.
Risks: The defect could pose fire and burn hazards.
What you should do: Individuals should immediately stop using the recalled power banks and return them to any Winners, HomeSense or Marshalls location for a refund.
Approximately 30,000 units were sold in Canada between May 2024 and March 2026.
As of Aug. 11, no incidents or injuries had been reported in Canada.
Additionally the products cannot be sold, redistributed or given away.
The following product is part of the recall:
PowerG Walking Pad
Model: 499-4052
UPC: 8 46325 03115 8
The walking pad is being recalled because it does not meet applicable safety requirements for the product category.
Risks: Poses electrical hazard.
What you should do: Individuals should immediately stop using the recalled walking pad and return it to Canadian Tire for a refund or in-store credit.
Approximately 7,000 units were sold in Canada between January 2025 and July 2026.
As of Aug. 10, no incidents or injuries had been reported in Canada.
—With files from Ryan Rocca.
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