One of Aldi's Colby jack cheese items has been recalled because of possible metal contamination, according to the U.S. Food ...

Pouches of Aldi’s Happy Farms shredded Colby Jack cheese have been recalled in four states over concerns they contained metal fragments. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued the Class ...

Whether you enjoy snacking on fresh mozzarella or cooking with various cheddars, cheese is probably a staple in your kitchen. But if you shop at Aldi, you might want to check your fridge.

Approximately 5,000 pouches of Happy Farm's Colby Jack Deli Sliced Cheese sold at Aldi stores in four states, including Michigan, have been recalled due to potential metal contamination.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued the Class II recall, which affects approximately 4,800 bags of cheese. The affected products were sold in Connecticut, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.

Aldi cheese is being recalled over metal fragment contamination. It was made a Class II recall, which means consuming the product may cause serious adverse health concerns. Below is more ...

In total, 400 cases of the shredded cheese — or nearly 5,000 individual packets — were recalled across four states.

Michigan is one of four states impacted by a recall of nearly 5,000 packages of shredded cheese sold by ALDI. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the recall of pouches of ALDI’s ...

The FDA recalled of 400 cases of 340g Happy Farms’ Colby Jack cheese in (Aldi) stores across Connecticut, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Aldi stores in four states are recalling large pouches ...

Just when I thought recall notices were slowing down, the Food and Drug Administration struck again. I’m still not over my favorite coffee creamer getting recalled or my go-to sparkling water.