Charlevoix Cheese Company has recalled for 8-oz. blocks of mild cheddar cheese that may be contaminated with Listeria bacteria.
The cheese was manufactured with milk from a herd of cattle at Boss Dairy Farms, a family-run dairy farm in Charlevoix, Michigan.
The recall involves Charlevoix Cheese Company Mild Cheddar Cheese, which was advertised as “farm-fresh artisan farmstead cheese.” It was made in Michigan and distributed only in Michigan.
No illnesses were reported. Instead, the recall was announced after a block of 8-oz. mild cheddar cheese tested positive for Listeria.
The recalled cheese was sold in 8-oz. blocks in clear plastic packaging with UPC 850056642057. The block is marked on the back with Lot Number 13220025 and a best-by date of 10/20/26.
Charlevoix Cheese Company is urging customers who bought the affected product to destroy it or return it to the store where it was purchased for a full refund.
For more information, customers can visit the company website at https://www.charlevoixcheese.com/ or call (231) 675-9902.
Source: Boss Dairy Farms Voluntarily Recalls Retail Mild Cheddar Cheese Because Of Possible Health Risk
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