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Coop and Migros recall cheese due to salmonella risk <\/p>\n
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Swiss supermarket chains Coop and Migros are recalling several cheese products due to a possible risk of salmonella.\n<\/p>\n
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+Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox<\/a><\/p>\n Customers should not consume the affected products from the Landbr\u00fcgg cheese dairy in Sch\u00fcpfheim, Lucerne.<\/p>\n This was triggered by a salmonella contamination found at the cheese dairy in a Kr\u00e4uterbrie soft cheese. The Landbr\u00fcgg cheese dairy therefore recalled its entire product range as a precautionary measure, it announced on Friday. The products were sold through Coop and Migros, among other stores.<\/p>\n \n More<\/p>\n More <\/p>\n Consumers are still buying food which makes them sick. How come? <\/p>\n This content was published on <\/p>\n Nov 11, 2023 <\/p>\n One in ten people in the world falls ill after eating contaminated food, and 420,000 die every year. Are governments and companies doing enough? <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read more: Consumers are still buying food which makes them sick. How come? Nine different products are affected, including several Brie varieties, humidor cheese and cheese platters, which were available in Coop supermarkets and Coop City between March 2 and April 2, Coop wrote on Friday. <\/p>\n Some of the goods were on sale throughout Switzerland, while other products were only available in individual sales regions. The recall applies to all best-before dates of the affected products.<\/p>\n The goods have been withdrawn from sale. Customers can return the products to receive a refund.<\/p>\n \n More<\/p>\n More <\/p>\n Agribusiness\n <\/p>\n The US plans to buy $10 million worth of Swiss cheese \u2013 just not from Switzerland <\/p>\n This content was published on <\/p>\n Mar 30, 2026 <\/p>\n US tariffs are being used to procure Swiss cheese produced by American farmers under a special provision to absorb surplus production and protect rural jobs. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read more: The US plans to buy $10 million worth of Swiss cheese \u2013 just not from Switzerland Migros, for its part, announced on Friday that it had withdrawn three types of cheese from the same Landbr\u00fcgg cheese dairy from sale. The affected products were only sold by the Migros co-operatives in Aare, Basel, Lucerne, Eastern Switzerland and Zurich. Here, too, customers can return the products and have the purchase price refunded.<\/p>\n Salmonella are bacteria that can cause food-borne infections. Infection often leads to diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever and vomiting. They are particularly dangerous for people with a weakened immune system, pregnant women, children and older people, as serious complications can occur in severe cases.<\/p>\n More <\/p>\n Is it still worth protecting the identity of Swiss cheese? <\/p>\n In an increasingly globalised food market, how can Switzerland still defend the identity of its cheeses and should it do so?\n <\/p>\n![\"A](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ch\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/9c9e4076b4e8747874d59a1b1e4e9d44-49674214_highres-data.jpg\")
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