FDA-Food2026-05-13Class IPATHOGEN
California Dairies Inc. buttermilk powder recalled for potential Salmonella contamination
What this means
California Dairies Inc. is recalling buttermilk powder (BMP Extra Grade Standard) in 25 kg paper bags due to potential Salmonella contamination. The affected product was produced on 8/13/2025 with batch codes starting with A or B. The powder was distributed in the U.S. and to Mexico, Philippines, and Dominican Republic.
- Check if you have buttermilk powder with batch codes A22525-08-A through A22525-08-H (all dated 8/13/2025)
- Do not use the recalled product
- Contact California Dairies Inc. or your supplier for instructions on return or disposal
- Wash hands and surfaces that contacted the powder
The agency's original wording
Hazard
Potential contamination with Salmonella.
Intended for
Adults
Illnesses reported
None reported
Sold states
U.S. Distribution: Unknown and to be determined during RAC assignment. Domestic consignees pick-up product from CDI. Foreign Distribution: Mexico, Philippines, Dominican Republic.
Affected count
19,841 lbs.
Manufactured in
2000 N Plaza Dr, Visalia, CA, United States
Products
Buttermilk Powder - paper bags 25 kg. (packed under 1 label: BMP Extra Grade Standard)
Products in this recall · 3
The agency lists each product in this recall separately. Check every one you might have.
- Low Heat Non-Fat Dried Milk Powder - plastic totes (NTE) 2200 lbs. (packed under 5 labels: Off Grade NFDM Variable; Grade A NFDM LH Basic; Grade A NFDM LH G…H-0698-2026 · 1,110,564 lbs.
- Low Heat Non-Fat Dried Milk Powder - paper bags 25 kg. (packed under 5 labels: Off Grade NFDM Variable; Extra Grade NFDM Standard rBST Free; Grade A NFDM LH…H-0699-2026 · 1,568,793 lbs.
- Buttermilk Powder - paper bags 25 kg. (packed under 1 label: BMP Extra Grade Standard) (this page)H-0700-2026 · 19,841 lbs.
Official notice
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ires/index.cfm?Product=H-0700-2026Want us to check the next one for you?
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