Reblochon cheese recalled in france due to possible bacteria risk

THE RAW-MILK CHEESE WAS SOLD BETWEEN DECEMBER 26 AND JANUARY 14 IN SUPERMARKETS. THREE OTHER CHEESES ARE ALSO BEING RECALLED Take care if you recently bought the Pochat & fils brand of

reblochon cheese. Marketed between Boxing Day and Monday January 14, the ‘Petit Reblochon de Savoie AOP au lait cru’ is being recalled throughout France because of the possible presence of

staphylococcus, says the government website RAPPEL.CONSO. > #RappelProduit > Petit Reblochon de Savoie - Pochat & fils >  > Risques : Staphylococcus aureus (agent responsable

 d'intoxination > staphylococcique) >  > Motif :  Possible présence de Staphylocoques (principe de > précaution)https://t.co/1cJct8GfuK pic.twitter.com/IbQywvdXAG > — 

RappelConso (@RappelConso) January 14, 2023 The product has been available in Leclerc, Carrefour, Caro and Auchan. If the date of minimum durability is set at February 21, 2023, the

reblochon should not be consumed. The product has the number 2253951 and the barcode 3294580201019. "Foodborne illnesses caused by _staphylococcal enterotoxin_ result in

gastrointestinal disorders (mainly vomiting) appearing in the hours following ingestion and generally disappearing quickly," says the government platform. Those who have bought this

cheese can bring it back to a point of sale to be refunded. The recall procedure will be in effect until January 29. READ ALSO: FOOD PRICES IN FRANCE UP 12% IN A YEAR: WILL THEY CONTINUE TO

RISE? For any questions, consumers can call the producers on a dedicated line: 0805 805 950. Three cheeses of the brand Laiterie de la Vallée de Munster were recalled in December due to the

presence of listeria monocytogenes. These products were sold in small and large stores throughout France. The first cheese is a Tomme de la Vallée plaine, with black truffle or bear garlic.

The second was a TOMMETTE DE LA VALLÉE and the third a MINSTER AOP AU LAIT CRU. > #RappelProduit > Tomme de la Vallée - Laiterie de la Vallée de Munster >  > Risques : Listeria 

monocytogenes (agent responsable de la > listériose) >  > Motif :  Présence de Listéria > monocytogeneshttps://t.co/Wia11JKdbW pic.twitter.com/jMfWphkRiE > — RappelConso 

(@RappelConso) December 22, 2022 The consumption of products contaminated with _listeria_ can be dangerous. It is therefore recommended not to eat these cheeses. In case of symptoms such as

fever, isolated or accompanied by headaches, and aches and pains, it is advisable to consult a doctor. "Listeriosis is a potentially serious illness with an incubation period of up to

eight weeks," states the Rappel.Conso website. You will have the opportunity to receive a refund or an exchange on any of these three cheeses before March 1, 2023, the end date of the

recall procedure. The list of stores that have sold these cheeses is available online. READ MORE WHAT IS ‘BASKET OF LOW-COST BASIC GOODS’ PLAN FOR FRENCH SUPERMARKETS? REDUCING WASTE: FRENCH

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