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Prosecution Bulletins - 2005

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is responsible for enforcing a number of Acts of Parliament in order to deliver inspection and related services for consumers and industry that contribute to food safety, animal health and plant protection.

As part of its ongoing effort to increase awareness of CFIA’s role in encouraging compliance with the various Acts and Regulations, the CFIA issues prosecution bulletins when a conviction is obtained.

December 2005

• December 29 - Sales of Meat Products From a Non-federally Registered Alberta Establishment Costly to British Columbia Wholesaler

• December 23 - Saskatchewan Company Fined a Total of $71,000 for Offences Under the Health of Animals Act

• December 13 - Ontario Man Fined $2000 for an Offence Under the Health of Animals Act

November 2005

• November 15 - Alimentation F. Lévesque Inc. Fined $15,000

• November 15 - Alimentation Pierre Roy (2000) Inc. Fined $15,000

• November 1 - Interprovincial Meat Trade: CMC Inc. Fined $5,000

July 2005

• July 18 - Winnipeg Company Pleads Guilty to Violating the Fertilizers Act

• July 18  - Lester’s Deli Fined for Illegally Transporting Meat Products

• July 11 - Nexus Seafood Trading Ltd. Fined $5,000 for Illegally Processing Seafood

June 2005

• June 13 - No Import Notification Form for Fish Products - Lelarge Inc Fined $6,000

April 2005

• April 29 - Obstructing Canadian Food Inspection Agency Inspectors Results in Fine, Probation and Letter of Apology

• April 21 - Leader Cold Storage Ltd. Fined for Illegal Processing of Seafood

• April 18 - Improper Labelling - I.D. Foods Fined $6000

March 2005

• March 8 - Nanaimo Company Pleads Guilty to Violating Fish Inspection Regulations

• March 7 - Volailles Grenville Inc fined $8,000 for falsifying dates

February 2005

• February 22 - $10,000 Fine for Infractions Related to the Interprovincial Transportation of Potatoes

• February 21 - $5,000 fine for interprovincial traffic in meat products from establishments not registered with CFIA

• February 14 - Toronto man fined $ 4,000 for unlawfully importing animals into Canada

• February 1 - Millstream Flour Mills ordered to develop an allergen prevention plan

January 2005

• January 27 - Osoyoos Man Fined $10,000 for Illegal Importation of Bees

• January 25 - Saskatchewan Elk Rancher Fined a Total of $69,000 for Offences Under the Health of Animals Act

• January 17 - Sask Company Fined For Illegally Shipping and Falsely Labelling Meat Products