Popular Butter Brand Recalled as FDA Issues Official Classification

Recent food recalls have sparked heightened consumer concerns, with several well-known brands pulling products off shelves due to safety issues. Among these is Cabot Creamery, a popular butter brand, which has issued a recall for one of its products over elevated bacteria levels. Here’s a breakdown of the recall and other recent food safety alerts:

1. Cabot Creamery Butter Pulled Over Elevated Bacteria Levels

• Product: 8oz Sea Salted Extra Creamy Butter
• Issue: Elevated levels of coliform bacteria detected. While not inherently harmful in small amounts, high levels can indicate unsanitary conditions during production.
• Location: 17 packages sold exclusively in Vermont.
• Risk Level: Low (Class III). The FDA classifies this as a low-risk recall, meaning it is unlikely to cause adverse health effects.
• Reports: No illnesses or complaints have been reported to date.

Consumers are advised to check their refrigerators for the affected product and discard it or return it to the point of purchase for a refund. Cabot Creamery is working closely with regulators to address the issue and ensure product safety moving forward.

2. Tostitos Chips Recalled Due to Undeclared Allergen Risk

• Product: 13oz Tostitos Cantina Traditional Yellow Corn Chips
• Issue: Accidental mix-up with nacho cheese-flavored chips, which contain milk—a common allergen not listed on the packaging.
• Location: Distributed across 13 states.
• Reports: No allergic reactions have been reported so far, but the potential risk to individuals with milk allergies prompted the recall.

The company urges consumers to inspect their bags carefully and avoid consuming the product if uncertain about its contents. Those with allergies should dispose of the item or contact Frito-Lay customer service for assistance.

3. Tony’s Chocolonely Bars May Contain Stones

• Products: Dark Chocolate Almond Sea Salt & Everything Bars
• Issue: Possible contamination from an almond supplier, leading to the presence of small stones in some batches.
• Reports: Twelve complaints have been filed internationally (outside the U.S. and Canada), but no injuries have been reported thus far.

While the recall primarily affects markets outside North America, Tony’s Chocolonely is taking proactive measures to investigate the source of contamination and prevent future incidents. Consumers are encouraged to check lot numbers and return affected products for a replacement or refund.

4. Tuna Recall Issued Over Botulism Risk

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