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Soybeans Recalled: Undeclared Milk Found
10 Nov
Summary
- Roasted black soybeans recalled in Canada due to undeclared milk.
- T&T brand soybeans sold in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
- Recall triggered by CFIA test results; no reactions reported yet.
A product recall has been issued in Canada for T&T brand "Organic Roasted Black Soybeans." The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced the recall over the weekend, citing the potential presence of undeclared milk in the product. This means that consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities could be at risk if they consume the affected soybeans.
The recalled soybeans were sold across several Canadian provinces, including Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia. The recall was initiated following test results obtained by the CFIA, indicating a discrepancy between the product's labeling and its actual ingredients. As of the announcement, there have been no reported instances of adverse reactions linked to this product.
The CFIA is currently conducting a thorough food safety investigation, which may extend to other products. Consumers who have purchased the recalled soybeans, identified by specific date codes (2027JA26, 2027JN09, 2027JN10), are advised to discard them or return them to the place of purchase. The agency is also working to ensure all affected products are removed from the marketplace.
