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FDA Elevates Recall of 64,800 Lbs. of Butter to Second-Highest Warning Level
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has elevated the risk classification for a nationwide butter recall, now labeling it a Class II recall — the second-highest warning level —due to a potential undeclared allergen.
FDA raises recall of 64,800 lbs. of butter to second-highest warning level
Missouri-based food company Bunge North America has recalled 64,800 pounds - the equivalent of 1,800 cases - of its NH European Style Butter Blend due to undeclared milk allergens. According to a public health notice from the FDA, Bunge distributed the butter to 12 centers located across the United States and one in the Dominican Republic.
People with an allergy or sensitivity to milk risk a life-threatening reaction if they consume one of the recalled products.
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The recall affected about 302,000 units sold at Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, BJ's Wholesale Club, and other outlets.
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