Soo Mala Spicy Flavoured Jerky Recalled Due to Mould Contamination

April 14, 2026 Canada

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Soo brand Mala Spicy Flavoured Beef Jerky and Pork Jerky have been recalled from the marketplace due to the presence of mould. While the issue is classified as non-harmful (quality or spoilage-related), consumers and retailers are advised not to use or distribute the affected products.

Reason for Recall

Issue: Microbial contamination (mould)
Risk Level: Non-harmful, but indicates spoilage and compromised product quality

Even though mould in this case is not considered hazardous, consuming spoiled food may still lead to unpleasant taste, digestive discomfort, or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.

Affected Products

The recall applies to the following Soo brand products:

Beef Jerky

Mala Spicy Flavoured Beef Jerky (35 g)
- UPC: 0 65717 66932 2
- Codes: 4298; 5007; 5023; 5098; 5099; 05099; 5164; 5219; 05219; 5289; 05289; 6035; 06035
Mala Spicy Flavoured Beef Jerky (175 g)
- UPC: 0 65717 06500 1
- Codes: 4298; 5007; 5023; 5098; 5099; 5164; 5219; 05219; 5289; 05289; 6035

Pork Jerky

Mala Spicy Flavoured Pork Jerky (35 g)
- UPC: 0 65717 66982 7
- Codes: 4298; 4332; 5015; 5093; 05094; 5119; 05332
Mala Spicy Flavoured Pork Jerky (175 g)
- UPC: 0 65717 06600 8
- Codes: 4298; 4332; 5015; 5093; 5119

Where It Was Sold

Distribution Areas: Alberta and British Columbia, Canada
Target Audience: Retail sector

What You Should Do

Do not consume the affected products
Do not sell, serve, or distribute them
Dispose of the products safely or return them to the place of purchase if possible

Additional Information

Mould growth in dried meat products like jerky can occur due to improper storage, packaging issues, or moisture exposure. Although this recall is categorized as non-harmful, it highlights the importance of maintaining proper storage conditions and quality control in shelf-stable foods.

Consumers are encouraged to stay updated with food recall alerts through official food safety authority notifications.

Source:https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/soo-brand-mala-spicy-flavoured-beef-jerky-and-pork-jerky-recalled-due-mould

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