Health risks –Watch out for these raclette cheeses sold by Coop and Aldi
Lists have been detected in raclette cheeses from the Lustenberger & Dürst SA company, available in supermarkets.
Posted today at 7:20 p.m.
Lustenberger & Dürst SA raclette cheese, sold by Coop and Aldi, is contaminated by lists.
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A routine analysis carried out by a customer from Lustenberger & Dürst SA revealed the presence of lists in raclette cheese. Contaminated products, available at Coop and Aldi Switzerlandrepresent a potential danger to public health.
Following this discovery, the Federal Office for Food Safety and Veterinary Affairs (OSAV) issued a strict recommendation: it is advisable not to consume the criminal product. Upon notification of contamination, Lustenberger & Dürst SA reacted by removing these products from the shelves and launching a recall procedure.
-Why are the feverias dangerous?
But why are the lists dangerous? For the majority of people with a healthy immune system, the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes Generally only causes mild symptoms.
However, lists can be particularly dangerous for immunocompromised people, resulting in serious and potentially fatal complications. Pregnant women must also be particularly vigilant because an infection can jeopardize pregnancy, causing false layers, septicemia or neonatal meningitis.
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Myrtille Wendling is a journalist in digital writing. After a sociology bachelor at the University of Paris, she obtained her master’s degree at the Academy of Media and Journalism from the University of Neuchâtel. She worked for the region, time, Watson and illustrated.More info
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