Latest News About Costco Canada Product Recalls

Here’s a quick update on recent Costco Canada product recalls.

Key recalls in Canada (early 2026)

• Shoyu Ramen with Chicken Bowls: Voluntary recall due to potential presence of glass. Costco Canada issued refunds and advised checking affected lots. This recall was publicly notified in March 2026 and affected multiple lots with specific best-before windows. [sources indicate Costco Canada and Ajinomoto Foods North America issued the recall; CFIA/USDA coordination noted][1][2]
• The Worthy Crumb Cheddar Chive Scones (The Worthy Crumb line): Recall due to potential mould risk prior to best-before date. Costco Canada participated in the recall with refunds for affected items.[3]

Other notes

• There have been additional recalls involving related products at Costco Canada, including items from other manufacturers that Costco has carried, with refunds or exchange options offered to customers. Always check Costco’s recalls page and the CFIA for the latest notices.[6][1]
• Some recalls involve mould, undeclared allergens, or foreign material (e.g., glass or rubber pieces) and may specify affected lot codes and best-before dates. If you bought any of these products, stop using them and follow retailer/manufacturer instructions for refunds or returns.[1][3]

How to verify for yourself

• Check Costco Canada’s recall notices on their official site for up-to-date lists of recalled products, specific lot codes, and refund instructions. The CFIA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) regularly posts recall announcements with product details and safety guidance.[2][1]
• If you’re in Fortaleza, Brazil (your location), you likely don’t have direct access to Canadian recalls, but if you or someone you know recently shopped at Costco Canada, it’s best to verify any items that might have been purchased and shipped to you or contact Costco Canada customer service for guidance. [user location context]

Would you like me to pull the most current recall notices from Costco Canada’s official site and the CFIA, and summarize them with product names, lot codes, and refund steps? I can also set up a quick alert if new recalls are posted.[2][1]