Cheese recalled due to potentially life-threatening bacteria
How to check if you need to return your cheese after urgent recall issued
- Middlefield Original Cheese Co-Op has issued a recall for various cheese products over concerns of Listeria contamination.
- The affected cheeses, produced in May and August 2025, were distributed across Ohio, Minnesota, Texas, and Wisconsin.
- The recall was initiated after company testing detected Listeria monocytogenes in finished products and on cutting equipment.
- Affected products can be identified with specific lot codes or sell-by dates, which are listed here in the FDA’s press release.
- While no illnesses have been reported, consumers are urged to discard or return the products due to the serious health risks associated with Listeria.
- This marks the second recent recall for the company, contributing to a notable increase in food recalls observed in the US over the past two years.