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Nationwide Butter Recall Elevated by FDA Due to Possible ‘Adverse Health Consequences’
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just announced that it is elevating a recent butter recall to the second-highest level because the recalled dairy product may cause “adverse health consequences” if consumed.
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.
Food inspectors are urgently advising consumers not to eat the product recalled over fears about lead and cadmium levels.
The contaminated products were discovered through the company’s internal testing, but no illnesses have been reported ...
The FDA has issued a notice warning of a device correction related to ventilators from Philips Respironics. This marks the ...
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FDA Recalls Highlight Growing Food Safety Concerns: From Baby Food to Spices, What’s at Risk?
Recent FDA recalls, including New Mexico Piñon Coffee pods pulled on July 22 for ink contamination, have spotlighted a ...
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