Over 64,000 pounds of Bunge North America’s NH European Style Butter Blend were recalled by the FDA. Milk, a frequent allergy, was hidden in this butter. Packaging did not warn regarding milk. FDA classified this recall as Class II risk. Butter may cause temporary or permanent health problems.
Bunge voluntarily recalled 1,800 cases. These went to 12 U.S. and one Dominican Republic centers. Each case has 36 blocks. Lot 5064036503, UPC 1 00 78684 73961 2. The recall began July 14, 2025.
Allergic milk can be dangerous. Itching, abdominal discomfort, and life-threatening breathing issues are symptoms. Check your butter today, says the FDA. Avoid eating the recalled goods. Safely return or dispose it. Not for sharing or donation.
No illnesses have been recorded. Missouri-based Bunge has not reacted. This recall shows why food labels must list allergens clearly. Milk is one of nine major allergens that must appear on labels by law.
If this butter causes allergic reactions, cease eating it. Get medical treatment now. Contact Bunge North America for more. Reading food labels is crucial, especially for allergies. This reminder is vital to stay vigilant.
