The U.S. Food and Drug Administration expanded an existing cheese recall to 20 states, reclassifying it at its highest risk ...

A recall of Locatelli grated Pecorino Romano cheese has been upgraded to the highest risk category after testing positive for listeria, federal officials said. The cheese was sold between Nov. 3 and ...

The recalled Pecorino Romano cheese tested positive for Listeria, one of the deadliest pathogens that causes foodborne illness.

The FDA reclassified the recall as Class I on Jan. 6, nearly two months after first classifying the recall ...

Launched in November, the recall includes products under the Locatelli, Boar’s Head, Maker’s Mark, Pinna and Ambriola brands. Expiration dates extend to May 2026.

Thousands of cheese products have been recalled from shelves in New Jersey and around the country due to the risk of listeria ...

Several thousand containers of grated cheese recalled last year due to listeria concerns have been bumped up to the U.S. Food ...

Recalled shredded and grated cheese products sold at stores in at least 20 states have been classified as potentially deadly.

Some Boar's Head-labeled food items have been recalled due to a risk of bacterial contamination, according to the FDA. According to a notice from the Ambriola Company, the recall is tied to some of ...

Boar’s Head is recalling some of its popular cheese products due to a major health risk. Ambriola Company, Boar’s Head’s supplier of pecorino romano cheese, has issued a recall of three of its ...

Stores in 20 states, including Wisconsin, are recalling grated Pecorino Romano cheese after the Food and Drug Administration ...