Costco Canada offers full refunds amid recall over mould risk | Daily Hive | Food & Drink
Costco Canada has issued a new recall, and shoppers may want to double-check their fridges to see if they have the affected product.
dailyhive.comHere’s the latest on Costco pizza kit recall in Canada.
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A recall was issued for Gino Bambino Gluten Free Pizza Kits sold at Costco in Canada, due to potential mould growth. The affected lot codes and best-before dates are 2026 AL 22 and 2026 AL 28 (dates around April 22–28, 2026). Shoppers should check their packages and avoid consuming any recalled kits. If you have the product, return it to a Costco for a full refund.[1][3]
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has also issued a nationwide recall for this product, classed as a low-risk (Class 3) recall. This supports the advisories that the affected kits should not be eaten and should be returned.[1]
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Additional reports from Canadian outlets confirm the recall and emphasize refunds and return instructions at Costco locations or via Costco.ca. If you’re in Lombardy, keep in mind this is a Canada-only recall; it does not affect Italian Costco locations.[3][1]
What you can do now
- If you purchased Gino Bambino Gluten Free Pizza Kits at Costco in Canada between December 2025 and April 2026, inspect for lot code 1974721 and best-before dates 2026 AL 22 or 2026 AL 28. Do not use or serve the product if you see those marks.[3]
- Return any recalled kits to a Costco warehouse for a full refund, or contact Molinaro’s Fine Italian Foods for guidance. The CFIA and Costco notices provide official channels for refunds and inquiries.[1][3]
If you’d like, I can summarize the precise return steps from the official notices or look up local contact details for Molinaro’s and the CFIA.[3][1]