FDA Recall: Newway Import Preserved mustard in soybean for Undeclared wheat
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FDA Recall: Newway Import Preserved mustard in soybean for Undeclared wheat

Newway Import • January 05, 2026

Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard Recall for Undeclared Wheat: FDA Alert

Quick take: Newway Import Inc. is voluntarily recalling Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard in Soybean Oil shipped to California retailers because the condiment contains undeclared wheat. Anyone with a wheat allergy, gluten intolerance, or celiac disease should stop using the product immediately and return it for a refund.

Recall overview

During routine sampling, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) found that a specific lot of Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard contains wheat that is not listed on the ingredient panel. Eating foods with hidden allergens can cause hives, digestive distress, respiratory problems, or life-threatening anaphylaxis.

Key recall facts at a glance

  • Brand / Product: Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard in Soybean Oil
  • Manufacturer / Distributor: Newway Import Inc. — La Puente, CA
  • Recall announced: 23 Dec 2025  |  FDA posted: 05 Jan 2026
  • Reason: Undeclared wheat allergen
  • Distribution area: California grocery stores (sold early Jul 2025 – early Nov 2025)
  • Lot code: 505202008
  • Best-By date: 20 May 2026
  • Reported illnesses: None as of 05 Jan 2026

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What to do if you purchased Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard

  • Locate jars marked lot 505202008 with Best-By 05-20-2026.
  • Do not consume the product, even if you have no known wheat allergy.
  • Return it to the store for a full refund—no receipt required.
  • If returning is not possible, dispose of the jar in a sealed bag.
  • Questions? Call Newway Import Inc. at (626) 766-3037 (Mon–Fri, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. PST).

Why undeclared wheat is a serious safety issue

U.S. labeling law (FALCPA) mandates that the eight major allergens—including wheat—be declared in plain language. Even trace amounts can trigger reactions in sensitive individuals. Proper labeling empowers consumers to avoid allergens; missing or incorrect labels remove that safeguard.

Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard recall images

Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard in Soybean Oil - ingredient label showing wheat
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Frequently asked questions about the Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard recall

1. Which Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard jars are included in the recall?

Only Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard in Soybean Oil bearing lot 505202008 and Best-By 05-20-2026 is recalled. No other Cai Hua Xiang items are affected.

2. Is Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard safe if I am not allergic to wheat?

The product is not expected to harm consumers without wheat sensitivity. However, the FDA and Newway Import Inc. advise all shoppers to return or discard recalled units to keep the supply chain clear.

3. How do I obtain a refund for Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard?

Bring the recalled jar back to the retailer where you bought it. Stores have been instructed to give full refunds—even if you no longer have a receipt.

4. Have any illnesses been linked to Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard?

As of 05 Jan 2026, Newway Import Inc. has not received any reports of adverse reactions connected to this lot.

5. Can I keep Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard for cooking after removing the oil?

No. The undeclared wheat could be present throughout the product. It should be returned or discarded intact.

6. Who can I contact for more details about the Cai Hua Xiang Preserved Mustard recall?

Call Newway Import Inc. customer service at (626) 766-3037, Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. PST.

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