  We consider light new particles $\chi$ and $\phi$ that carry baryon and
lepton numbers. If these particles are lighter than nucleons they lead to
exotic decays such as $p\to \pi^+ \chi$ and $p\to e^+\phi$, not yet fully
constrained by dedicated searches. For $\chi$ and $\phi$ masses in the GeV
range proton decays are kinematically forbidden but other decays of the forms
baryon $\to$ meson$+\chi$, meson $\to$ baryon$+\bar\chi$, and baryon $\to$
anti-lepton$+\phi$ involving heavy initial hadrons are allowed. This opens up
the possibility to search for apparent baryon number violation not just in
underground experiments such as Super-Kamiokande and DUNE but also in decays of
heavy hadrons in charm and B factories.
