Archive · 3 Aug 2025
FDA Recalls Over 64,000 Pounds of Butter Due to Allergen Risk
The FDA is making sure that a large amount of butter is taken off the shelves because it could make people sick.
A company called Bunge North America didn't list milk as an ingredient on the butter's label.
This is a problem because milk can cause allergic reactions in some people.
The butter was sent to different places in the United States and one place in the Dominican Republic.
The FDA is watching this closely to make sure people stay safe, and they haven't heard of anyone getting hurt yet.
The company makes different ingredients for food, like butter and other cooking supplies.
FDA recalls over 64,000 pounds of butter due to undeclared milk allergens.
Bunge North America issued a voluntary recall of 1,800 cases of NH European Style Butter Blend.
The recall affects butter distributed in 12 U.S. centers and the Dominican Republic.
The FDA classified the recall under its Class II risk category.
No injuries or illnesses have been reported in connection with the recall.
- Who
- Bunge North America, a food ingredient company.
- What
- Recall of over 64,000 pounds of butter due to undeclared milk allergens.
- When
- The recall was announced on July 14.
- Where
- The butter was distributed in 12 U.S. centers and the Dominican Republic.
- Why
- Due to the failure to declare milk allergens, posing a risk to sensitive individuals.
- Product
- NH European Style Butter Blend
- Quantity Recalled
- Over 64,000 pounds
- Company
- Bunge North America
- Recall Classification
- Class II
- Reason for Recall
- Undeclared milk allergens
- Distribution
- 12 U.S. centers, Dominican Republic