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Mountain Equipment Co-op, a Vancouver, British Columbia establishment, Les Agences Benoit Corriveau, Inc., a Laval, Quebec establishment, Canada West Sports Agencies, a Calgary, Alberta establishment, CarpeDiem Marketing Concepts, Ltd., a Victoria, British Columbia establishment and Outside Group, Ltd. a Toronto, Ontario recalls an estimated 138 MSR 50th Anniversary Fuel Bottles due to suspected missing bilingual labelling for flammable products sold in Canada and consequential risks of fire, burns and property damage, all serious health and safety hazards.
HCSC: http://ht.ly/AOFy30pkFXa
Direct link: https://healthycanadians.gc.ca/recall-alert-rappel-avis/hc-sc/2019/70377r-eng.php
Additional information:
Health Canada/Santé Canada (“HCSC”) reports the following Anniversary Fuel Bottles are subject to this recall:
Filed under: Burn or scald hazard, Fire or smoke hazard, Flammability, Health Canada/Santé Canada, Home & Residential, Labeling or regulatory issues | Tagged: Benoit Corriveau, Canada West Sports, CarpeDiem Marketing, fire hazard, HCSC ID number: RA-70377, Health Canada, MEC, Mountain Equipment Co-op, MSR 50th Anniversary Fuel Bottles, Outside Group, Recalls Direct RIN: 11897-2019, suspected failure to meet flammability regulations under Canadian legislation | Leave a comment »
