Cheese Alert: Two Big Recalls You Should Know About
Two Major Cheese Recalls You Should Be Aware Of
Cheese lovers, take note! There are two significant cheese recalls happening right now, and they're not to be taken lightly. One involves shredded cheese with potential metal contamination, while the other concerns grated Pecorino Romano with listeria risks. Both are serious, so pay close attention.
1. Shredded Cheese Recall: Possible Metal Contamination
Company: Great Lakes Cheese (Ohio) Issue: Tiny metal pieces found in shredded cheese products. Risk: Eating this cheese could cause temporary illness.
Brands Affected:
- Always Save
- Borden
- Publix
- Aldi
- And more...
Where Sold:
- Target
- Walmart
- Publix
- And other major retailers in 31 states and Puerto Rico.
Sell-By Dates: Up to 2026
Action: Check your fridge and dispose of or return any affected products.
2. Pecorino Romano Recall: Listeria Concerns
Company: Ambriola Company (New Jersey) Issue: Listeria contamination found in grated Pecorino Romano. Risk: Listeria can cause severe illness, even life-threatening conditions.
Brands Affected:
- Ambriola
- Locatelli
- Member's Mark
Where Sold:
- Walmart
- Sam's Club
- Wegmans
Expiration Dates: February to May 2026
Action: Toss or return any affected cheese immediately.
What to Do If You've Eaten the Recalled Cheese
If you've consumed any of the recalled cheeses and experience symptoms such as fever, headache, or muscle aches within two weeks, consult a doctor immediately.
Final Advice
Always check for recalls, especially when it comes to food. Your health is more important than any cheese. Stay safe and stay informed!
