Recall Issued for T&T Organic Roasted Black Soybeans

Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the 300 g product may contain undeclared milk.

Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Organic Food

Gouache-painted editorial illustration of a bowl of glossy black soybeans beside a small white milk droplet on a cream background. — Canada's Food Inspection Agency issued a class one recall of T&T Supermarket organic roasted black soybeans over possible undeclared milk, which poses a risk to milk-allergic consumers. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall alert for T&T Supermarket Organic Roasted Black Soybeans, 300 g, with UPC 7 76703 33812 1 and codes 2027JA26, 2027JN09 and 2027JN10. The product was distributed in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec, and the agency has classified the recall as class one.

Why it matters

The recall was triggered by Canadian Food Inspection Agency test results showing the product may contain milk that is not declared on the label, which poses a risk to consumers with milk allergies. The agency's food safety investigation could lead to further recalls.

The recall covers T&T Supermarket brand Organic Roasted Black Soybeans in 300 g packages with UPC 7 76703 33812 1 and codes 2027JA26, 2027JN09 and 2027JN10. No reported reactions are associated with the product, but the food safety investigation is still underway.

The players

Canadian Food Inspection Agency

The federal regulator responsible for food safety inspection and recalls across Canada.

T&T Supermarket

The largest Asian supermarket chain in Canada, owned by Loblaw.

Loblaw

One of Canada's largest grocery retail companies, which owns the T&T Supermarket chain.

The details

Consumers are advised to check whether they have the recalled soybeans, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is verifying that the product is being pulled from shelves. T&T, the largest Asian supermarket chain in Canada and owned by Loblaw, is the brand involved in the recall.

Saturday, before November 7, 2026: Canadian Food Inspection Agency issues the recall alert.

Organic Food Safety

Organic-labelled foods are subject to the same allergen labelling rules as conventional products under Canadian Food Inspection Agency oversight, so undeclared milk in an organic product falls under the same class one recall framework. This recall shows that organic certification does not by itself guarantee accurate allergen labelling.

Shoppers with milk allergies or sensitivities should check whether they have the 300 g T&T Organic Roasted Black Soybeans with the listed codes and avoid eating them. Anyone who bought the product in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta or Quebec should review the package before consuming it.

The takeaway

Check the UPC and best-before codes on any organic soybeans you have at home, especially if anyone in the household has a milk allergy. Recalls like this can expand, so it is worth watching for updates from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.