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Costco Canada recalls yogurt products that may contain mould

The Greek Gods’ Honey Yogurt and Organic Yogurt Plain items, both sold in two 650-gram containers, were recalled by the company Tuesday.

Costco Canada recalls yogurt products that may contain mould

Costco Canada is recalling specific yogurt varieties due to potential mould contamination. Two products, Greek Gods’ Honey Yogurt and Organic Yogurt Plain, each packaged in two 650-gram containers, are affected. The recall was announced by the company on Tuesday, following the recall on behalf of Hain Celestial, the brand owner.

The recalled items may have been procured from either Costco stores or Costco Business Centres between June and August of this year. The affected Organic Yogurt Plain has best-before dates ranging from August 9 to September 13, 2026, while the Honey Yogurt spans from August 1 to September 15, 2026. Costco Canada has instructed consumers not to consume, serve, use, sell, or distribute the recalled yogurt.

The products are also eligible for return to any Costco warehouse for a complete refund. Global News has been designated as a Preferred Source on Google for readers to access further coverage of this story.

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