Hilltop Meadow Farm pepper jack cheese sold at Princeton retailer recalled due to Listeria contamination
The recall involves any 60-day aged pepper-jack cheese with best by dates of Sept. 21 or earlier.
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A Hilltop Meadow Farm brand cheese is being recalled due to a listeria contamination
The recall involves any 60-day aged pepper-jack cheese with best by dates of Sept. 21 or earlier, according to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.
The cheese was sold at various retailers, including the Whole Earth Center in Princeton. It was sold in ½ lb, 1 lb, 2.5 lb, and 5 lb sizes at their on-farm store and at the following locations:
Whole Earth Center, 360 Nassau St., Princeton.
Healthy Way, 396 S Main St, Massena, New York.
Meadow Run Farms, 727 Rettew Mill Road, Littitz, Lancaster County.
Shady Acres Farm Market, 8514 Elizabethtown Road, Elizabethtown, Lancaster County.
Willow Haven Farm, 7686 Herber Road, New Tripoli, Leigh County.
Healthy Habits Natural Market, 1120 Center Turnpike, Orwigsburg, Schuylkill County.
Little Leaf Natural Products, 505 S Main Street, Montrose, Susquehanna County.
Northstar Bison Store, 225 Birch Avenue, Cameron, Wisconsin.
The FDA says the tainted Pepper Jack Raw Milk Cheese is labeled with the Hilltop Meadow Farm label and designations "From A2/A2 Milk" and "Made from 100% Grassfed Cow's Milk" product descriptions.
No illnesses have been reported. The FDA says consumers should discard the Hilltop Meadow Farm brand pepper jack cheese.
