Bacon lovers, check your fridge: More than 12,000 pounds of the breakfast staple have been recalled in three states.

On July 24, Maple Leaf Foods, Inc. recalled the imported bacon from Canada because it did not undergo an import inspection when it entered the U.S.

While no illnesses or injuries have been reported, the recall has been given the highest risk level, Class I, for a reasonable probability that the bacon could cause serious, adverse health consequences.1

Which Bacon Was Recalled?

The recall affects two refrigerated bacon products:

Royale Natural Applewood Smoked All Natural Uncured Bacon Product of Canada

• Size: 12-oz vacuum package
• Sell-by dates: Sept. 1, 2026, and Sept. 7, 2026
• Canadian establishment number: EST. 1
• Health certificate: 2026-S732971612 (on master case boxes)

Top Valu Uncured Hardwood Smoked Bacon Product of Canada

• Size: 12-oz vacuum package
• Sell-by dates: Sept. 1, 2026; Sept. 2, 2026; Sept. 4, 2026; Sept. 5, 2026; and Sept. 7, 2026
• Canadian establishment number: EST. 1
• Health certificate: 2026-S732971612 (on master case boxes)

The recalled bacon was distributed to Grocery Outlet distributors and retailers in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.

What You Should Do

Look for the recalled bacon in your fridge. If you have it, do not eat it—toss or return it instead.

If you think you’ve consumed recalled bacon, you can report any problems or adverse health effects to the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service using its