FDA recalls 80,000 pounds of butter from Costco in Texas

• Costco Recalls Butter Due to Incorrect Labeling
• FDA Warns About Undeclared Allergens in Product
• Class II Recall for Potential Health Risks

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has ordered Costco to withdraw over 79,000 pounds of butter from the market.

The Kirkland Signature brand product was recalled in Texas.

This was due to a labeling issue related to allergens.

Continental Dairy Facilities Southwest LLC, Costco’s supplier, recalled approximately 46,800 pounds of unsalted butter.

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As well as 32,400 pounds of salted butter under the Kirkland Signature brand.

The reason is that their packaging might not include a warning about the presence of milk, reported Fox Business.

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According to the FDA, foods containing common allergens such as milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, and sesame must be clearly labeled.

In this case, the absence of a milk warning in the recalled butter represents a violation of this regulation, which led the agency to classify the recall in Texas as «Class II.»

This indicates that the product could cause temporary or reversible adverse health effects.

Approximately 2,100 boxes of this recalled butter were distributed in Texas.

Some social media users pointed out that the presence of milk in a butter product should be evident.

However, the FDA emphasizes the importance of correct allergen declaration to protect consumers.

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