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Possible Listeria contamination prompts recall of Coaticook cheeses

Health Canada says 33 packaged cheese products were recalled, with no illnesses reported and vulnerable groups at greater risk from Listeria.

  • Health Canada announced a recall Monday for 33 packaged cheese products from Coaticook Ltd due to potential Listeria contamination affecting items sold in Quebec.
  • Based in Coaticook, about 170 kilometres southeast of Montreal, the 86-year-old Laiterie initiated the voluntary recall after identifying potential microbial contamination in white cheddar products.
  • Listeria can cause Symptoms including persistent fever, nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, and neck stiffness. Vulnerable populations such as Pregnant individuals and the elderly face particular risk.
  • Clients are advised not to consume, use, or sell any Recalled products. Health Canada recommends discarding items or returning them to the location of purchase.
  • No illnesses have been reported to date. If Symptoms develop after consuming a product, individuals should contact their health-care provider or call Info-Sant at 811 for assistance.
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A reminder was issued regarding Coaticook brand white cheddar cheese.

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MONTREAL — Several white cheddar cheeses are recalled to Quebec due to possible contamination at Listeria. The recall is made by the Dairy of Coaticook for its sweet cheddar cheeses in grains as well as those in blocks, different flavors and different sizes. It is a lot bearing the name [...]

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Several Coaticook cheddar formats are recalled due to possible contamination of Listeria monocytogenes.

·Montreal, Canada
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