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OneTang brand Walnut Soft Candy with Black Sesame (160 g) has been recalled after stones were found in the product, according to a notice published by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The recall is dated Aug. 20, 2026, and the product was distributed in Ontario and Manitoba.

The CFIA advises people and businesses not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected candy.

The affected product is identified as OneTang Walnut Soft Candy with Black Sesame in a 160 g package. The UPC is 6 954427 522321 and the best before code is 2027/MAY/02.

The agency lists the issue as “Food – Extraneous Material.”

The recalling firm is Hua Men Trading Co., Ltd., the CFIA notice says. The recall is listed as Class 3 and is filed under identification number RA-82522.

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Ontario Tech and Centre for Designing Change launch PACE Ontario physical AI centre in Oshawa