The renowned cheese brand 'Le Cavalier' in France is being pulled off the shelves. The consumer platform issued a statement following the detection of a bacteria called 'listeria' in the cheese. The statement emphasized that the cheese could lead to serious health problems and warned, 'Do not consume under any circumstances.'
Bacteria has been detected in a cheese brand named Le Cavalier. Following the discovery of the Listeria bacteria, it was decided to recall the brand from the shelves. The cheese is sold at Aldi, known as Europe's discount supermarket.
The French consumer platform, RappelConso, has issued a statement concerning the cheeses in question. The statement indicated that the risky cheeses were sold on the shelves of Aldi stores between September 25 and October 23.
RappelConso has warned consumers not to consume any cheese they purchased during this period. It was emphasized that those who have these brand cheeses at hand can return them to Aldi stores and get their money back.