A few days after the recall of no less than twenty yogurt references, it is the turn of a cheese marketed throughout France to be recalled, and this for a suspicion of Listeria.
Call for consumer vigilance. Several times a week, the Rappel Conso site lists the products sold that are subject to a recall. When he announces a suspicion of Listeria, salmonella or the presence of glass or heavy metals, it is advisable not to consume these products and to bring them back as soon as possible to the point of sale where they were purchased. Thus, after more than twenty yogurt references recalled in recent days, or shelled pistachios very popular during aperitif, it is around a cheese marketed in all of France to be recalled for suspected Listeria.
Tuesday, February 28, the Conso Reminder website issued a recall order for the Fourmes farmhouse cheese from Rochefort Montagnewhich would be contaminated with listeria. The lots concerned are those dating from November 19, 2022 to January 25, 2023with a date of minimum durability between 02/19/2023 and 04/25/2023. For consumers who bought this cheese between 12/13/2022 and 02/21/2023, you can refer to the health mark EN 63-274-006 EC to find out if you are affected by this recall. What if you bought this cheese? First of all, do not consume it. If you want a refund, you can return it to the store where you purchased it. The full purchase price will then be refunded to you. If you have an additional question about this product recall, a telephone number has been set up: 06 85 89 27 69.
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What is the danger of Listeria bacteria
The bacterium responsible for listeriosis can be dangerous to health, especially in fragile people. If you have consumed the cheese incriminated by this product recall, certain symptoms should alert you. If you experience fever, isolated or accompanied by headaches and/or body aches, contact your doctor quickly, telling him that you have consumed a contaminated product. For pregnant women and immunocompromised people, serious forms with neurological complications, maternal or fetal damage can sometimes occur. The incubation period of the disease is about eight days.