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Several Batches of Contaminated Brie and Camembert Recalled: What to Know
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Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Several batches of brie and camembert from the brands Pastures Comtois and Val de Saône are recalled to France for Listeria contamination, according to Reminder Conso. Sold at Leclerc and Intermarché between May and September, they present a risk for pregnant women, seniors and immunocompromised people.
If you bought brie or camembert recently, be careful! Several lots contaminated with Listeria are currently being recalled throughout France.
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