A new Product recall Was published on May 13, 2025 on the Reminder Recallconso site, concerning a pressed cheese well known to consumers: the Mountain tomme of the Livradois cheese company. This dairy product, appreciated for its rustic and mountain taste, is removed from the shelves of the brand Crossroads due to contamination to Listeria monocytogenesa bacteria dangerous for health.
The recall concerns fresh portions of Mountain tomme prepackées, distributed throughout France. Marketed between May 7 and 12, 2025, this cheese is identified as potentially dangerous for consumption. Vigilance is therefore required for customers who recently bought this product in one of the stores Crossroads of the territory.
Details of the products recalled
The references of the recalled cheese are as follows:
- Brand : Livradois cheese company
- Model / reference : Mountain Tomme Fresh Portion Packed
- Lot numbers ::
- 6141192, Gtin : 3760038279669, Dlc : 05/29/2025
- 6141195, Gtin : 3760038279669, Dlc : 01/06/2025
- Marketing period : from 07/05/2025 to 12/05/2025
- Storage temperature : in the refrigerator
- Health brand : FR 63.113.081 CE
- Sales area : Whole France
- Distributor concerned : Crossroads
- End of the recall procedure : Tuesday May 27, 2025
What are the risks to health?
The presence of Listeria monocytogenes in this cheese exposes consumers to a risk of listeriosisa serious bacterial infection. The first symptoms may include feverof the headache and body aches. Serious forms can cause Neurological complicationsespecially among elderly,, immunocompromisesor pregnant womenfor whom the infection can cause severe consequences, including maternity-fetal attacks. The incubation period of up to eight weeksanyone presenting these signs after consumption is invited to consult a doctor quickly.
How to be reimbursed?
Consumers who bought this product are invited to not consume ithas do not use it and at destroy it. A refund is offered by the Livradois cheese company. For more information or any questions, customer service can be reached at 04 73 72 10 27. The compensation procedure is open until May 27, 2025.