Miyoko’s Creamery Butter Recalled in 10 States Over Potential Contamination
Miyoko's Creamery butter is being recalled in 10 states, including Illinois, due to potential contamination with yeast, mold, and E. coli.
Champaign Urbana & Springfield Decatur, IL, October 28, 2026 —
Miyoko’s Creamery butter is being recalled in 10 states, including Illinois, because of potential contamination with yeast, mold and E. coli, according to the information provided about the recall.
The available information does not specify which butter products are affected, how many units are involved or when the recall was announced. It also does not identify the other nine states where the products are being recalled. The company’s name is provided, but no statement from the company or details about how the potential contamination was identified are included.
No information was provided about whether any illnesses have been reported, whether the products were distributed to particular retailers, or what steps have been taken beyond the recall. The details supplied also do not identify a government agency involved, provide a lot code or best-by date, or describe how consumers can distinguish affected products from other Miyoko’s Creamery butter.
Those missing details limit what can be established about the scope of the recall and which products may be affected. The confirmed information in the summary is limited to the product category and brand, the presence of a recall in 10 states—including Illinois—and the stated concern about possible yeast, mold and E. coli contamination. No recall dates, inspection findings, consumer reports or other developments were provided.
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