The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has recalled the Tim Hortons branded chicken noodle soup base for containing insects. .A notice said the CFIA wants people to never use, sell, serve, or distribute the soup base. .The notice said the packages weigh 3.56kg, and they were provided to hotels, restaurants, and institutions. .The best before dates range from March 13 to April 30, 2023. .The products were available for sale until Oct. 20. They were sold in Ontario and Alberta. .This ordeal comes after Tim Hortons offered customers one free hot beverage and baked good after reaching a settlement in multiple large class action lawsuits for illegally tracking user locations and collecting their data in July. .READ MORE: Tim Hortons offers free coffee and donut as apology for spying on customers."As part of the proposed settlement agreement, eligible app users will receive a free hot beverage and free baked good," said Tim Hortons. .Court filings said the retail value of a free hot beverage is $6.19, while the cost of a baked good is $2.39.
