Great Lakes Cheese recalls
Every food recall in the FDA enforcement data involving Great Lakes Cheese. 5 recall events on record since 2019.
Common reasons
Kinds of food
Latest recalls
- Great Lakes Cheese recalls Happy Farms by Aldi Italian Style shredded cheese blend and 6 more: foreign object
December 10, 2025 · Great Lakes Cheese · Dairy and eggs Class IIPotential metal fragments from supplier raw material (downstream recall) Product: Happy Farms by Aldi Italian Style shredded cheese blend (containing low-moisture part-skim mozzarella…
- Great Lakes Cheese recalls Happy Farms by ALDI Colby Jack: foreign object
March 26, 2025 · Great Lakes Cheese · Dairy and eggs Class IIPotential foreign material (stainless steel fragments) Product: Happy Farms by ALDI Colby Jack (a blend of Colby & Monterey Jack finely shredded cheeses), Net Wt. 12 OZ (340g), packaged in…
- Great Lakes Cheese recalls Pasteurized Prepared Cheese Product packaged under the following… and 10 more: label issue
September 27, 2023 · Great Lakes Cheese · Dairy and eggs Class IIIRefrigerated pasteurized process cheese products may not be refrigerated at customer level due to labeled refrigeration requirements varying on finished product labels. Product…
- Great Lakes Cheese recalls Coburn Farms Snackers: allergen risk
March 4, 2020 · Great Lakes Cheese · Bakery and snacks Class IICoburn Farms 4.5oz Snackers is being recalled due to a labeling error leading to undeclared peanut. Product: Coburn Farms Snackers, Sharp Yellow Cheddar Cheese, Cherry Juice Infused Dried…
- Great Lakes Cheese recalls Pasteurized Process American Cheese and 5 more: foreign object
December 4, 2019 · Great Lakes Cheese · Dairy and eggs Class III5 lb. loaves of cheese may contain metal foreign material. Product: Pasteurized Process American Cheese, yellow, 6 - 5lb loaves per case. Brands as follows: 1) Wegmans; 2) Market Basket…
Frequently asked questions
Has Great Lakes Cheese had food recalls?
The FDA enforcement data we hold lists 5 recall events for Great Lakes Cheese, of which 0 recalls are Class I (FDA’s highest-risk class).
What are the most common reasons?
foreign material (3), labeling and quality (2), undeclared allergens (1).
Which kinds of food are involved?
dairy and eggs (4), bakery and snacks (1).
How do I know if my food is affected?
Open the recall and compare the product name, size and lot or date codes with what you have. If it matches, follow the company’s and FDA’s instructions.
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