Summary
Aldi has recalled certain cheese products in 31 U.S. states due to possible metal contamination. Great Lakes Cheese Co., the producer, voluntarily issued the recall, and the FDA classified it as a Class II risk, which indicates it could cause temporary or reversible health issues.
Key Facts
- Aldi recalled Happy Farms Shredded Italian Blend and Mozzarella Shredded Cheese.
- The recall happened because raw materials might contain metal fragments.
- The FDA issued a Class II risk warning, meaning any health impacts are likely not serious and can be fixed or are temporary.
- The recalled cheese products were distributed in 31 states and Puerto Rico.
- No health issues have been reported from consuming the recalled cheese as of December 1.
- The recall affects 1,900 cases of the Italian Blend and multiple batch dates of the Mozzarella.
- Consumers are advised not to eat the affected cheese and to check the FDA website for more details.
