Not providing a link to the actual FDA recall report takes this article from potentially helpful to inept fear/ragebaiting. This article has no actionable details in it at all. It's only function is to drive clicks and generate engagement.
I found the above link in another article on the subject. I know nothing of that news site, but at least they took the time to repeat and summarize the important details and present them in a format that is easier to read than the FDA site.
How else am I supposed to get my iron?
Oh, wow. The FDA still exists.
sold in 31 states
Such as?
sold under private store-brand labels at several retailers, including Target, Walmart and Aldi.
And the rest are?
https://parade.com/food/cheese-recall-aldi-target-walmart-december2025 This article's a little more extensive. It's weird apnews didn't link to the fda report that briantheebiscuiteer linked to, since that has the actual actionable info people would need.
This is pretty surprising as almost every food factory that I know of (a lot) has metal detectors just prior to final boxing (called "case packing" in the industry).
AMA for any food production related questions
What a great article about a public health concern that gives literally no information about how to identify said cheeses
https://www.today.com/food/recall/shredded-cheese-recall-december-2025-rcna247037
Also a better article. Geez AP did you go all AI already?
Run a magnet through your cheese before you eat it.
So I'm guessing some of the processing equipment broke or was breaking resulting in contamination. Because the web page does not like my phone.
FDA/USDA is a goddamn fucking joke. They consider themselves “industry partners”.
I can't believe nobody realizes this is Trump's doing. He wants to Make America Grate Again.
Now with added iron!
I wonder if this is the same exact cheese recall from a couple months ago. I remember seeing half the cheese section at my walmart gone with recall tags. They were back in like 3 days.
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