Laura  Secord Chocolate Recall 2025

Laura Secord, a Canadian chocolatier, has issued a recall on their milk chocolate chips due to the presence of undeclared peanuts.

This recall is especially important for families managing peanut allergies, as consumption of this product could result in a severe or even life-threatening reaction.

Recalled Chocolate Details

Only the specific lot listed above is included in the recall. Consumers should verify the UPC and best-before date on the package.

The recalled chocolate chips were sold at retail outlets in British Columbia (BC), Ontario (ON), and Quebec (QC).

What Should You Do?

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) recommends that consumers who own the recalled chocolate chips not consume them. Further, they should return the recalled chocolate chips to the place of purchase for a full refund or safely dispose of it.

Previous Recalls

Laura Secord chocolates have been recalled in the past due presence of undeclared allegens as well. In 2007, Laura Secord and CFIA issued a recall on their No Added Sugar Lactose Free Dark Chocolate Flavoured Bars due to the possible presence of milk protein which was not declared on the label.

Peanut Free Chocolate Chips

Families managing peanut allergies looking for peanut free chocolate chips alternatives to Laura Secord can look for chocolate chip brands such as Camino, Enjoy Life, Pascha and Nestle Toll House Allergen Free as for their baking needs.

Families with multiple food allergies looking to make a switch to alternative Canadian allergen free brands and products can search the free tool created by Food Allergy App.

About Laura Secord Chocolate Brand

Laura Secord Chocolates is a Canadian company known for their chocolates, candies and ice cream. According to Wikipedia Laura Secord offers over 400 products and has 100 retail outlets.