What consumers should do now
Health officials advise consumers not to eat, sell or serve any recalled Clover Hill Dairy cheese, even if it looks and smells normal.
If you have one of the affected products, throw it away in a sealed bag or return it to the retailer if a refund is available. Refrigerators, shelves, cutting boards, knives and food containers that came into contact with the cheese should be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized to help prevent cross-contamination.
Anyone who purchased cheese from farmers markets, specialty food stores or small retailers should check packaging carefully because some products were sold under alternate brand names.
People following recent food recalls and public health advisories can find more updates in our U.S. consumer news section, where ongoing recall notices and safety alerts are regularly published.
For the latest official recall information, visit the CDC Listeria outbreak page or the FDA outbreak investigation page.
Consumers with questions about the recall can contact the Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission, which is handling inquiries on behalf of Clover Hill Dairy, at (240) 528-8850, extension 327.
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