The FDA has issued a recall for more than 64,000 pounds of NH European Style Butter Blend produced by Bunge North America. The bulk product, typically used in food service and institutional kitchens, was pulled due to undeclared milk allergens that could pose serious health risks for those with allergies. While not sold in retail stores, the recalled butter was distributed to multiple facilities across the U.S. and the Dominican Republic.
Here’s what to know about the recall, the affected lot, and more below.
What Butter Products Were Recalled?
The FDA has issued a Class II recall for 64,800 pounds (1,800 cases) of NH European Style Butter Blend, manufactured by Bunge North America Inc. Based in Chesterfield, Missouri, Bunge is an agribusiness company that produces and distributes a range of food ingredients, including corn, wheat, rice, soybeans, and feed peas.
According to a July 14 FDA alert, the recalled butter was shipped to 12 distribution centers in the United States and one in the Dominican Republic.
The recalled product can be identified by the following:
Why Is Butter Being Recalled by the FDA?
The recall was voluntarily initiated on July 14, 2025, and later elevated by the FDA to a Class II recall—its second-highest warning level—on July 30, due to undeclared milk in the product.
Milk is a major food allergen, and because it was not listed on the label, the butter poses a potential risk of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, for individuals with milk allergies. A Class II classification indicates that exposure could lead to temporary or medically reversible health effects, though the risk of serious harm is considered low.
Other Food Recalls by the FDA in 2025
Beyond butter, here are notable FDA-related food recalls from 2025:
Member’s Mark Freeze-Dried Fruit Variety Packs (sold at Sam’s Club): Recall issued July 31 due to potential Listeria monocytogenes. Affected states: 42; use-by dates ranging into mid‑2027. No illnesses reported yet
Helados Mexico / La Michoacana Ice Cream Products (Tropicale Foods): Recalled July 25 for undeclared milk allergens. Distributed via Walmart and Dollar Tree; 14 connected product
High Noon Vodka Seltzer in mispackaged Celsius Energy Drink cans: Mislabeling led to alcohol being sold in energy‑drink cans (July 30 recall). No health issues reported but consumers were advised to check cans carefully
Tuna Salad Products (Jewel-Osco, Albertsons, Randalls, Tom Thumb): Recalled for potential Listeria contamination; linked to breadcrumbs. Distributed mid‑to‑late July 2025; consumers urged to return or discard products and clean food-contact surfaces
Cabot Creamery Sea Salted Extra Creamy Premium Butter: Recall of ~1,701 pounds in March 2025 due to elevated coliform bacteria, indicating possible fecal contamination. Classified as Class III, risk is low; no illnesses reported
