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Non-Alcoholic Spirits Recalled in Canada Due to Mold
- Four Ceder’s non-alcoholic spirits sold nationwide in Canada were recalled due to mold.
- Check UPCs and lot codes of Ceder’s Classic, Crisp, Wild and Rose distilled zero-proof drinks.
- While no illnesses are reported, dispose of or return recalled bottles.
There’s an active recall on four types of non-alcoholic spirits sold nationwide in Canada, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). This is due to mold contamination.
The non-alcoholic drinks impacted are Ceder’s-branded beverages sold in 500-milliliter bottles. Below is the product information on each flavor affected, including the UPC and lot codes printed on the bottles:
| Ceder’s Product | UPC | Lot Codes |
| Classic Distilled Non-Alcoholic | 5 060590 390009 | L4081B2; L4225B2; L3320B2; L4282B2 |
| Crisp Distilled Non-Alcoholic Spirit | 5 060590 390023 | L4080B2; L4135B2; L4278B2; L5020B2 |
| Wild Distilled Non-Alcoholic | 5 060590 390016 | L4282B2; L4222B2; L4079B2; L4281B2 |
| Rose Distilled Non-Alcoholic | 5 060590 390092 | L4032B2; L4221B2; L4276B2; L4135B2; L4277B2 |
Check your zero-proof spirits, and if it matches the above recall information, dispose of it or return to your place of purchase for a potential refund. While there are no illnesses connected to this recall, if you are showing signs of food poisoning after consuming one of the recalled beverages, contact a healthcare professional immediately.
For questions about this recall, contact the CFIA’s toll-free number at 1-800-442-2342 or email information@inspection.gc.ca.
