A whistleblower has accused that Driscoll's sent millions of strawberries to Canada with chemical levels above the allowed limits. CBC reported this, citing an anonymous source. The whistleblower said the berries had chemical levels that exceeded the permitted amount, bringing to light concerns about food safety and regulatory compliance.
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