RECALLS & HEALTH ALERTS
Miyoko’s Butter Recall: Check the Carton
One lot of Miyoko’s salted plant milk butter is recalled for yeast, mold, and E. coli. Match the UPC, lot, and best-by date before using it.
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Recall details can change. Check the official notice for the complete affected-product list and current instructions.
Which butter is included?
The FDA record, event 99871, identifies the product above. Its full carton marking is “Lot 07871 Best by 11/5/26 09”; shipping cases read “1007871 Best by 11/5/26 09:05.” Check the packaging rather than relying on the brand name alone.
Why was it recalled?
Prosperity Organic Foods initiated the recall September 11, 2026. FDA classified it as Class II on October 23 and lists yeast, mold, and E. coli as the reason. The record covers 1,304 cases.
What should you do?
New Seasons Market’s recall notice says not to consume the matching butter, to discard it, and to speak with a store manager about a refund. If purchased elsewhere, ask that retailer about its instructions. Keep a photo of the identifiers.
Contact a healthcare professional about concerning symptoms after eating recalled food. CDC explains when diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration, or blood in the stool needs medical attention.
Frequently asked questions
Is every Miyoko’s product included?
No. Match the specific salted butter, package size, UPC, lot, and date listed above.
Can I identify it by smell?
Use the product identifiers and follow the recall instructions. Smell or appearance does not replace checking the lot.
About this notice
Topic suggested by Health.com’s butter recall coverage. Product details and instructions are drawn from the official sources linked above. This notice provides general safety information and does not replace medical advice.