A southern Alberta meat processing plant has had its licence suspended by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency for a second time.
Bouvry Exports Calgary Ltd., based out of Fort Macleod, had its Safe Food for Canadians licences suspended on Feb. 17, the food watchdog said in a news release on Friday.
The business was found in breach of multiple sections of safe food-handling regulations with regards to operational sanitation procedures to prevent cross-contamination of food. The agency also cited the firm for inadequate preventive control measures for the detection of E. coli and the detection of temperature deviations in carcasses.
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