Over 64,000 lbs. of butter have been recalled nationwide. The affected product is Bunge European Style Butter Blend. Here’s a ...

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just announced that it is elevating a recent butter recall to the second ...

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 ...

The affected butter is packaged in white paperboard cases in one-pound slabs and contains the UPC code 1 00 78684 73961 2 and the lot code 5064036503. Additionally, the butter was dispersed to 12 ...

Bunge North America Inc. initiated a voluntary recall of 64,800 pounds of butter due to a potential undeclared allergen.

A voluntary recall has been issued for over 64,000 pounds of butter found to contain an undeclared allergen. The voluntary recall was initiated July 14 by food ingredient company Bunge North America, ...

( NewsNation) — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has escalated a recent nationwide recall of 64,800 pounds of butter to a higher risk level.

The recall impacts Cabot Creamery Extra Creamy Sea-Salted Premium Butter, which was packaged as two, 4-ounce sticks in cardboard shells. A majority of the product was recovered before reaching ...

Bunge North America, Inc., initially recalled the butter over an undeclared milk allergen in mid-July. Last week, the Food and Drug Administration gave the recall the second-highest risk level. 1 ...

The recalls apply to Continental Dairy Facilities Southwest LLC, a company in Littlefield, Texas that supplies Costco with butter for the Kirkland brand. It was initiated on Oct. 11, according to ...

Mondelēz Global announced a recall for various sizes of Ritz peanut butter cracker sandwiches over possible undeclared allergens.

The recalls apply to Continental Dairy Facilities Southwest LLC, a company in Littlefield, Texas that supplies Costco with butter for the Kirkland brand. It was initiated on Oct. 11, according to ...