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Recall notice

Ferme de Rrimandoule Semi-dry Goat Cheese recalled due to Salmonella

1 year ago •source rappel.conso.gouv.fr • details

Ferme de Rrimandoule, a French dairy company, has voluntarily recalled its semi-dry goat cheese due to a salmonella alert. The product was distributed in the Ardèche and Drôme departments through various retailers.

The recalled product is:
- The Ferme de Rrimandoule semi-dry goat cheese
- Sold individually… See more

#livronsurdrome #auvergnerhonealpes #france #cheese

Food Recall Ferme de Rrimandoule Semi-dry Goat Cheese recalled due to Salmonella Ferme de Rrimandoule, a French... photo #1
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