Clover Hill Dairy expands recall to all its cheeses sold in NYC after listeria outbreak kills one person and hospitalizes ten
Clover Hill Dairy has expanded its recall to all cheeses produced in Maryland after a listeria outbreak killed one person and hospitalized ten across four states, including New York, prompting FDA warnings to consumers and retailers.
Clover Hill Dairy expands recall to all its cheeses sold in NYC after listeria outbreak kills one person and hospitalizes ten
Clover Hill Dairy has expanded its recall to all cheeses produced in Maryland after a listeria outbreak killed one person and hospitalized ten across four states, including New York, prompting FDA warnings to consumers and retailers.
A listeria outbreak linked to cheese from a Maryland dairy has killed one person and sent ten others to hospitals across four states, including New York, according to ForumDaily, a Russian-language New York outlet citing SILive. On June 18, Clover Hill Dairy expanded its recall to cover all cheese produced at its Mechanicsville, Maryland facility.
Twelve cases have been recorded in Illinois, Maryland, New York, and Virginia, with samples collected from patients between March 6, 2023, and June 2, 2026, per ForumDaily.
The recalled products include requeson, cuajada, and various hard cheeses. The FDA has warned that the cheese may have been sold under several brand names: Kesso, Quesos La Ricura, Izalco, De Mi Pueblo, and Rio Lindo. Shoppers can identify Clover Hill Dairy products by the manufacturer permit number “24-128” printed on the plastic clamshell containers, according to ForumDaily.
The products were distributed to retail stores, farmers markets, and third-party distributors across…
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