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Australia recalls most popular brands of cheese due to a listeria outbreak
19 December 2012
...There are about eight cases of listeria infection across Australia and there are many more suspected cases under investigation ? Victoria?s Department of Health said.
The state?s chief health officer Rosemary Lester said consumers should discard 1kg brie and camembert cheese branded Jindi, the 1kg Wattle Valley double brie and the 1kg Wattle Valley camembert with a best before date of December 21and Dr. Lester warned consumers to check the best before date of any Jindi or Wattle Valley soft cheeses...
A THIRD person has died following a listeria outbreak linked to soft cheeses produced in Victoria.
Victoria's acting chief health officer, Dr Michael Ackland, has confirmed the death of a 68-year-old New South Wales man in late January was linked to the listeria contamination of Jindi cheese products, Fairfax reported...
