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The FDA Just Issued a Recall on Cheese Sold at Whole Foods

The FDA has issued its highest-risk warning for a cheese recall linked to a multi-state E. coli outbreak. The recall affects Graziers raw milk cheese products sold at Whole Foods, following separate recalls for raw milk cheddar from Family Farmstead Dairy and Cabricharme cheese. At least 50 people have been sickened across 13 states.

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  • βœ“ The FDA issued its highest-risk warning for Graziers raw milk cheese products following a multi-state E. coli outbreak.
  • βœ“ The recall affects products sold at Whole Foods.
  • βœ“ At least 50 people have been sickened across 13 states.
  • βœ“ The Graziers recall is linked to reported illnesses.
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The FDA upgraded its warning to the highest-risk classification for the Graziers cheese recall.

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  1. FDA Issues Highest-Risk Warning for Cheese Recall

    The FDA has issued its highest-risk warning for a cheese recall linked to a multi-state E. coli outbreak. The recall affects Graziers raw milk cheese products sold at Whole Foods, following separate recalls for raw milk cheddar from Family Farmstead Dairy and Cabricharme cheese. At least 50 people have been sickened across 13 states.

    Why it matters

    The FDA's highest-risk warning indicates a high likelihood of serious health consequences. The recall is linked to reported illnesses and was triggered by Maryland testing. The outbreak has affected multiple states, prompting concerns about food safety.

    What is confirmed

    • The FDA issued its highest-risk warning for Graziers raw milk cheese products following a multi-state E. coli outbreak.
    • The recall affects products sold at Whole Foods.
    • At least 50 people have been sickened across 13 states.
    • The Graziers recall is linked to reported illnesses.

    What to watch next

    • Further updates on the number of affected states and people sickened
    • FDA disclosure of the cheese supplier's name
    • Recalls of other potentially contaminated cheese products
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    1. www.fda.gov β€” Alerts, Advisories & Safety Information | FDA
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  2. FDA Issues Highest-Risk Warning for Graziers Raw Milk Cheese

    The FDA issued its highest-risk warning on Monday, October 19, for Graziers raw milk cheese products following a multi-state E. coli outbreak. This follows separate recalls for raw milk cheddar from Family Farmstead Dairy and Cabricharme cheese at Whole Foods. Family Farmstead Dairy announced the recall of raw milk cheddar with a July 22, 2027 expiration date on October 15. While the Family Farmstead Dairy recall was triggered by Maryland testing, the Graziers recall is linked to reported illnesses.

    Why it matters

    Raw milk cheeses carry higher risks of bacterial contamination because they do not undergo pasteurization. These combined recalls across multiple states highlight ongoing food safety challenges with artisanal dairy products.

    What is confirmed

    • The FDA issued its highest-risk warning for Graziers raw milk cheese products on Monday.
    • Family Farmstead Dairy announced a recall of raw milk cheddar cheese with an expiration date of July 22, 2027, on October 15.
    • Whole Foods Market recalled Cabricharme cheese PLUs 57953 and 54670 due to undeclared egg.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Family Farmstead Dairy is located in Massachusetts.
    • The Graziers recall affects 13 states.

    What to watch next

    • FDA confirmation of the total number of illnesses linked to Graziers cheese
    • Official list of affected lot codes for Graziers products
    • Updates on the number of states impacted by the Family Farmstead Dairy recall
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. redcensor.com β€” FDA Recalls Cheddar Cheese Due to E. coli Contamination in ...
    2. www.iheart.com β€” Cheddar Cheese Recalled Due To E. Coli Risk - iHeart
    3. newsbeyonddetroit.net β€” Cheese recall update in 13 states as FDA issues highest risk ...
    confidence 85%
  3. Whole Foods Recalls Cabricharme Cheese; Family Farmstead Dairy Issues E. Coli Recall

    Whole Foods Market recalled Cabricharme cheese (PLUs 57953 and 54670) across seven states due to undeclared egg, with affected dates through October 7, 2026. Separately, Family Farmstead Dairy of Worcester, NY, recalled raw mild cheddar cheese sold in New York, New Jersey, and five other states after Maryland testing detected E. coli. While the raw cheddar recall follows the discovery of bacteria, no illnesses have been reported to date. Consumers should check product labels and lot codes to identify contaminated or allergen-containing batches.

    Why it matters

    Food safety alerts for dairy products often involve bacterial contamination or undeclared allergens that pose risks to sensitive populations. Raw milk products carry higher risks of E. coli, necessitating rapid state-level and national recalls. These actions prevent further consumption of hazardous food batches already in retail stores or homes.

    What is confirmed

    • Whole Foods Market recalled Cabricharme cheese with PLUs 57953 and 54670 for undeclared egg.
    • Cabricharme cheese was sold in seven states with dates through October 7, 2026.
    • Family Farmstead Dairy of Worcester, NY, recalled raw mild cheddar cheese.
    • The raw cheddar recall covers New York, New Jersey, and five other states.
    • Maryland testing found E. coli in the Family Farmstead Dairy cheese.
    • No illnesses have been reported so far regarding the Family Farmstead Dairy recall.

    What to watch next

    • Reports of illness linked to the raw cheddar E. coli contamination
    • Expansion of the recall list for Cabricharme cheese beyond seven states
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    1. www.newsbreak.com β€” A new Medicare season begins, but some shifts will arrive in 2027 - NewsBreak
    2. thechefrecipe.com β€” These Cheeses Were Just Recalled Nationwide After An E. Coli ...
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    5. nutradetective.com β€” Cabricharme Cheese Recall: Undeclared Egg at Whole Foods ...
    6. hoodline.com β€” Family Farmstead Dairy Raw Cheddar Recall: E. Coli Found
    confidence 100%
  4. Federal Trackers Monitor Ongoing Cheese Outbreaks and Recalls

    Federal health monitors and tracking databases continue to log food safety notices and contamination alerts across the United States. Consumers face ongoing advisories regarding recalled dairy items, including specific multistate bacterial outbreaks linked to soft cheeses and raw milk products. Public health agencies advise individuals to check official databases using product identifiers, lot codes, and brand names to identify affected batches currently present in retail stores and household refrigerators. Authorities emphasize checking official government feeds for updated safety information as investigations and recall lists expand.

    Why it matters

    Food safety alerts are updated nightly from official government feeds covering the FDA, USDA-FSIS, CPSC, and NHTSA. Monitoring systems track multiple pathogens across different dairy products, helping consumers identify hazardous items before consumption. These databases aggregate nationwide recalls to prevent further illnesses tied to contaminated commercial food supplies.

    What is confirmed

    • Federal recall databases are updated nightly from official government feeds covering the FDA, USDA-FSIS, CPSC, and NHTSA.
    • Tracking platforms allow searches of U.S. recalls by product, brand, lot code, UPC, USDA EST number, or vehicle model.

    Still unconfirmed

    • A June 2026 US Listeria outbreak is linked to requeson soft cheese from Clover Hill Dairy.

    What to watch next

    • Updates to official government recall feeds and database search results
    • Additional advisories regarding affected dairy product lot codes and UPC numbers
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    1. foodsafetynotice.com β€” Food Safety Notice | Current Food Recalls & Safety Alerts
    2. outbreaktracker.live β€” Listeria Cheese Outbreak 2026 | Recalled Brands & Symptoms ...
    3. recallbench.com β€” Is it recalled? Search every U.S. recall by product, lot code ...
    confidence 80%
  5. National Recall Affects Raw Milk Cheese Sold at Whole Foods

    Federal health authorities report a nationwide cheese recall following a multistate E. coli O26:H11 outbreak that has sickened 13 people across nine states. The contamination has resulted in eight hospitalizations, with young children under five years old heavily impacted. All interviewed patients reported consuming the recalled products before falling ill. Sierra Nevada Cheese Company pulled all Graziers raw milk cheeses from the market, prompting warnings for consumers to check identifiers and avoid eating the affected batches.

    Why it matters

    Food safety incidents involving bacterial pathogens such as E. coli remain a significant public health concern across the United States. Federal tracking systems monitor these distribution chains to pull contaminated products from store shelves and prevent further illnesses. Regulatory databases aggregate enforcement reports to inform the public about ongoing safety alerts.

    What is confirmed

    • Sierra Nevada Cheese Company issued a nationwide recall for all Graziers raw milk cheeses due to an E. coli O26:H11 outbreak.
    • The outbreak caused 13 illnesses across nine states and resulted in eight hospitalizations.
    • More than half of the infected individuals are aged five or younger.
    • All nine individuals interviewed reported consuming the recalled cheese before falling ill.

    What to watch next

    • Updates from federal health officials on additional states or illnesses linked to the outbreak
    • Further recall expansion announcements regarding specific product identifiers and batch numbers
    Sources used for this update (6)
    1. freshrecall.com β€” FreshRecall - Track FDA & USDA Food Recalls in Real Time
    2. patch.com β€” Dead Mouse Claim, E. Coli And Listeria Put Foods On Alert: Recall Roundup | Across America, US Patch
    3. fda-recall-dashboard.vercel.app β€” FDA Food Recall Intelligence Dashboard
    4. food-recall.ai β€” Food Recall Radar β€” Every FDA and USDA food recall, organized ...
    5. brobible.com β€” Man Buys Chicken From Aldiβ€”He Highly Suspects It’s 3D-Printed After Airfrying It - Uh, Is It 3D-Print....
    6. recallbench.com β€” Food recalls - FDA enforcement reports, last 180 days ...
    confidence 100%
  6. Sierra Nevada Cheese Company Recalls Raw Milk Cheese Nationwide

    Sierra Nevada Cheese Company has issued a nationwide recall for all Graziers raw milk cheeses currently on the market due to a multistate E. coli O26:H11 outbreak. Federal health officials report that the contamination has caused 13 illnesses across nine states, leading to eight hospitalizations. Young children have been heavily impacted, with more than half of those infected aged five or younger. All nine individuals interviewed about the outbreak reported consuming the recalled cheese before falling ill. Consumers are urged to check product identifiers and avoid eating the affected batches.

    Why it matters

    The Food and Drug Administration holds responsibility for protecting public health by overseeing the safety of the national food supply. Federal health officials announced the nationwide recall of raw milk cheese sold at Whole Foods to prevent further foodborne illness. Consumers should check product identifiers against official guidelines.

    What is confirmed

    • Sierra Nevada Cheese Company recalled all Graziers raw milk cheeses currently on the market.
    • The recall is tied to a multistate E. coli O26:H11 outbreak that has sickened 13 people.
    • The outbreak has resulted in eight hospitalizations across nine states.
    • More than half of those infected are children aged 5 or younger.
    • All nine people interviewed about the outbreak reported eating the recalled cheese before becoming sick.

    What to watch next

    • Additional retail distribution partners beyond Whole Foods announcing affected inventory.
    • Further updates from federal health officials regarding specific product lot numbers and identifiers.
    Sources used for this update (9)
    1. www.fda.gov β€” Food and Drug Administration | FDA
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    confidence 100%
  7. FDA Issues Recall on Whole Foods Cheese

    Federal health officials announced a nationwide recall of raw milk cheese sold at Whole Foods due to an E. coli outbreak affecting nine states. The outbreak caused 13 illnesses and eight hospitalizations, heavily impacting young children. More than half of those infected are children aged 5 or younger. Consumers should check product identifiers against official guidelines and avoid eating affected batches to prevent further foodborne illness. The Food and Drug Administration holds responsibility for protecting public health by ensuring the safety of the nation food supply.

    Why it matters

    The Food and Drug Administration operates as a federal agency under the United States Department of Health and Human Services. Its mandate includes supervising food safety and enforcing the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Regulatory actions span human and veterinary products, cosmetics, and radiation-emitting devices.

    What is confirmed

    • The Food and Drug Administration is a federal agency of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
    • The Food and Drug Administration is responsible for protecting and promoting public health through the control and supervision of food safety.

    What to watch next

    • Identification of specific product batches and lot numbers affected by the recall
    • Additional state health department updates regarding the E. coli outbreak spread
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    1. www.fda.gov β€” U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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    confidence 100%
  8. Raw Milk Cheese Recalled Nationwide After E. Coli Outbreak

    Federal health officials have announced a nationwide recall of raw milk cheese following an E. coli outbreak that has sickened people across nine states. Public health agencies report that the outbreak has caused 13 illnesses and eight hospitalizations, with young children heavily impacted. More than half of those who fell ill are children aged 5 or younger. Consumers are advised to check product identifiers against official guidelines and avoid eating affected batches to prevent further foodborne illness.

    Why it matters

    Foodborne illness outbreaks linked to raw milk products pose severe health risks, prompting rigorous federal investigations and marketplace removals. Public health authorities track distribution networks to limit contagion and issue consumer alerts when dangerous pathogens are detected. These regulatory actions help isolate contaminated foods and protect vulnerable populations from severe gastrointestinal infections.

    What is confirmed

    • Raw milk cheese is being recalled nationwide after public health officials linked it to an E. coli outbreak.
    • The outbreak has sickened 13 people and caused eight hospitalizations across nine states.
    • More than half of the 13 people sick are children age 5 or younger.

    What to watch next

    • Identification of specific cheese brands and lot numbers involved in the nationwide recall
    • Additional state health department reports on new E. coli cases linked to raw milk products
    Sources used for this update (9)
    1. foodprint.org β€” Why food recalls happen and what to do about them - FoodPrint
    2. www.fda.gov β€” Outbreak Investigation of E. coli O26:H11: Raw Milk Cheese (September 2026) | FDA
    3. www.usatoday.com β€” E. coli outbreak linked to raw cheese. See recalled products
    4. www.today.com β€” Cheese Recalled Amid E. Coli Outbreak in 9 States ... - TODAY
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    confidence 100%
  9. FDA Recalls Specialty Cheese at Whole Foods Over Undeclared Eggs

    Whole Foods Market is recalling a specialty cheese from 18 stores across seven states because it contains undeclared egg. An employee identified the allergen, which may cause severe allergic reactions in sensitive consumers. The company has instructed customers to destroy any affected products. This action follows the removal of the snack food from store shelves to prevent further consumption.

    Why it matters

    Food recalls for undeclared allergens protect consumers with severe allergies from accidental ingestion. This specific incident involves a limited distribution across seven states.

    What is confirmed

    • Whole Foods Market is recalling a specialty cheese sold in 18 stores across seven states.
    • The recall is due to an undeclared egg ingredient.
    • Whole Foods told customers to destroy the product.

    What to watch next

    • FDA confirmation of the specific cheese brand and product name
    • Updates on whether any allergic reactions were reported
    Sources used for this update (2)
    1. www.consumerreports.org β€” Fettuccine Alfredo Sold at Walmart Recalled Nationwide Due to Risk of Listeria
    2. inews.co.uk β€” I did my weekly shop with Amazon own brand – the salmon gives me the biggest ick
    confidence 100%
  10. FDA Recalls Whole Foods Cheese Over Undeclared Egg Allergen

    The FDA issued a recall for a specialty cheese sold at Whole Foods Market across 18 stores in seven states. The recall stems from an undeclared egg ingredient that could trigger serious allergic reactions. Whole Foods instructs customers who purchased the affected product to destroy it. An employee discovered the allergen, leading to the removal of the snack food from shelves.

    Why it matters

    Undeclared allergens in food products pose significant health risks to consumers with specific dietary restrictions. This recall affects a limited number of locations rather than the entire national chain.

    What is confirmed

    • The FDA issued a recall for cheese sold at Whole Foods Market.
    • The recall affects 18 stores across seven states.
    • The product contains an undeclared egg allergen.
    • Whole Foods tells consumers to destroy the recalled cheese.

    What to watch next

    • Identification of the specific brand or type of specialty cheese
    • List of the seven affected states
    Sources used for this update (8)
    1. eatingwell.com β€” The FDA Just Issued a Recall on Cheese Sold at Whole Foods
    2. Houston Chronicle β€” Whole Foods says to 'destroy' this recalled cheese. Which states are affected?
    3. Yahoo β€” Whole Foods Cheese Recall Includes Products Sold at 18 Stores Across 7 States
    4. USA Today β€” Whole Foods recalls cheese sold in these 7 states. See affected items
    5. Chron β€” Texas-based grocer issues recall for gameday snack food
    6. Good Housekeeping β€” FDA Announces Recall of Popular Cheese Sold at Whole Foods in 7 States
    7. www.yahoo.com β€” Whole Foods Market recalled the specialty cheese item due to an undeclared egg allergen discovered by an employee
    8. www.aol.com β€” FDA Announces Cheese Recall in 7 Statesβ€”Consumers β€œUrged to Destroy” Products
    confidence 100%
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