Lustenberger & Dürst SA recalls raclette cheese

Listeria has been detected during a routine analysis by a customer of the Hünenberg-based company Lustenberger & Dürst SA. The Confederation(Bund) announced this on Thursday evening. ‘The affected products are sold at the Coop and Aldi Suisse.’

A health risk cannot be ruled out. The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) recommends that the affected products should not be consumed. Lustenberger & Dürst SA has immediately withdrawn the products from sale and has launched a recall. These product batches are specifically affected.
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These products are affected                     Collage: zvg/stg

The following products are affected:

Milsani Raclette Nature Block
Packaging: 750 g, variable
Use by date: From 09.05.2025 to 04.07.2025
Points of sale: Aldi Suisse

Milsani Raclette Nature slices
Packaging: 400 g
Use by date: From 09.05.2025 to 07.08.2025
Points of sale: Aldi Suisse

Milsani cheesecake mix
Packaging: 250 g
£Use by date: From 27.04.2025 to 07.07.2025
Points of sale: Aldi Suisse

Prix Garantie Raclette Nature slices
Packaging: 500 g
Best before date: 30.04.2025 and 09.05.2025
Points of sale: Coop

Prix Garantie cheesecake mix
Packaging: 300 g
Best before date: 14.05.2025 and 28.07.2025
Points of sale: Coop

For more information (in German) the following government website can be consulted:
https://www.news.admin.ch/de/newnsb/zT1GOSrpB4fOMr4NegGkn
 

What are the dangers for consumers?
An infection with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes is usually mild or even asymptomatic in people with an intact immune system. In the case of immune-compromised persons, a series of severe symptoms could develop, with a potentially fatal outcome. During pregnancy, a Listeria infection can lead to a miscarriage, or the child could be born with septicaemia or meningitis.