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CFIA recalls ZoRaw extra-dark chocolate over improperly declared milk allergen

Justin Barber

May 5, 2026 — 1 min read

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalled ZoRaw brand 72% Cacao No Sugar Added Dark Chocolate – Extra Dark on May 5, 2026, citing improperly declared milk on the label. The agency lists the recall date as May 24, 2026.

The recall involves an undeclared milk allergen, which can pose a risk for people with milk allergies or sensitivities. The CFIA said people who are allergic or sensitive to milk should not consume the recalled products.

According to the CFIA, the chocolate was sold online in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.

Affected products include:

ZoRaw 72% Cacao No Sugar Added Dark Chocolate – Extra Dark (52 g) — UPC 6 28678 98703 6 — Codes: 02 2027 25022301; 05 2027 25052901; 08 2027 25080901; 10 2027 25101701
ZoRaw 72% Cacao No Sugar Added Dark Chocolate – Extra Dark (12 x 52 g) — UPC 6 28678 98706 7 — Codes: Feb 2027 25022301; May 2027 25052901; Aug 2027 25080901; 10 2027 25101701

The CFIA classified the recall as Class 2 and assigned identification number RA-82022. ZoRaw Sustenance Inc. is the recalling firm, according to the agency.

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