Brie and Camembert cheese products of two dozen brands recalled due to a listeria outbreak

Brie and camembert cheeses from more than a dozen brands are recalled after a listeria outbreak affected individuals in six states. The cheeses were manufactured by Old Europe Cheese, Inc. and distributed nationwide through multiple retailers. Good & Gather, Fresh Thyme, Joan of Arc, Trader Joe’s, Lidl, and other brands are recalled.

Infections associated with the cheeses have been documented in Texas, California, Georgia, Michigan, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. Six people fell ill, with five of them being hospitalized. The total number of ill is likely greater, as some are not being tested for the sickness.

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What cheeses are recalled?

The recalled brie and camembert cheeses were produced by Old Europe Cheese of Benton Harbor and were distributed under numerous labels throughout the US and Mexico. Best-by dates vary from September 28, 2022, through December 14, 2022.

If you purchased brie or camembert cheese, check the FDA notification to know if the name and UPC number match a recalled product.

The FDA advised anybody who purchased the recalled cheese to throw it away without eating it and to clean any surfaces or containers it may have come into contact with. Listeria may live in the refrigerator and infect other goods.

FAQ

Which brands are recalled?
Block & Barrel

Black Bear

Cobblestone

Charmant

Fredericks

Culinary Tour

Glenview Farms

Good & Gather

Fresh Thyme

Heinen’s

La Bonne Vie

Joan of Arc

Life in Provence

Lidl

Matrie’d

Market 32

Prestige

Metropolitan

Red Apple Cheese

Primo Taglio

St. Randeaux

Reny Picot

Taste of Inspiration

St. Rocco

Trader Joe

What is Listeria?
The microorganisms Listeriosis is a dangerous sickness caused by Listeria monocytogenes in certain persons.

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