Famous cheese brand being recalled from shelves! 'Do not eat' warning issued: Listeria bacteria detected
In Germany, the famous cheese brand Wilder Käser has recalled its "Kleiner Stinker" and "Großer Stinker" cheeses after listeria bacteria were detected during quality control tests. Consumers have been warned not to consume these products and to return them to stores.
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In Germany, cheese producer Wilder Käser has recalled its "Kleiner Stinker" and "Großer Stinker" cheeses after listeria bacteria were detected during quality control tests.
As the products are being urgently pulled from market shelves, a warning has been issued to consumers.
RECALL SCOPE EXPANDED
According to the report on Mynet, while the recall process was initially limited to specific dates, it has now been expanded to cover all batches and expiration dates.
On the other hand, the recalled cheeses had been offered for sale in many states across Germany.
'DO NOT CONSUME' WARNING
The manufacturer has warned consumers who purchased the products not to consume these cheeses and to return them to the stores where they were bought, noting that refunds will be provided.
The recalled products are as follows:
Kleiner Stinker (thermized, 50% fat content): All expiration dates up to February 24, 2025.
Großer Stinker (thermized, 50% fat content): All expiration dates up to February 10, 2025.
WHAT IS LISTERIA BACTERIA?
Listeria bacteria pose serious health risks, especially for pregnant women and individuals with weakened immune systems.
This bacterium can cause blood poisoning, meningitis, and serious damage to an unborn baby.
While symptoms of a listeria infection include diarrhea and fever, it is recommended that pregnant women consult a doctor even if they do not show symptoms.
