Metal Pieces Trigger Recall of BSA Wiberg Dry Mixes in Canada

November 7, 2026 Canada

BSA Wiberg dry mixes recalled due to Metal Pieces Contamination

Five BSA Wiberg brand dry mix products have been recalled in Canada due to the possible presence of metal pieces, raising concerns about physical contamination and potential injury to consumers. The recall was announced on 4 November 2026 and affects products distributed in Nova Scotia and Quebec.

Health Risk

The presence of metal fragments in food products poses a physical hazard. Consumption of contaminated products may cause injuries to the mouth, teeth, throat or digestive tract, depending on the size and sharpness of the fragments.

Affected Products

The recall covers five BSA Wiberg products, primarily supplied in bulk packaging for hotels, restaurants, institutions and manufacturers:

  1. USCL Maple Sugar Seasoning: 20 kg; UPC 00823650049560; Lots 103414810 and 103402393.
  2. Caramelized Onion, Balsamic Vinegar and Mustard Sausage: 0.57 kg; UPC 00823650016951; Lot 103409217.
  3. Oyster Sauce: 20 kg; UPC 00823650001056; Lot 103418111.
  4. Hoisin Sauce: 20 kg; UPC 00823650004132; Lot 103418113.
  5. Whisky BBQ Flavoured Dry Rub: 20 kg; UPC 00823650017163; Lot 103424444.

Consumer Advisory

Food businesses, manufacturers and institutions are advised not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected products. Anyone in possession of the recalled products should stop using them and follow the applicable recall instructions.

Source:https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/bsa-wiberg-brand-dry-mixes-recalled-due-pieces-metal

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