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Shredded Cheese Recall Hits Walmart and Target

Shredded cheese sold by major retailers Aldi, Walmart and more recalled over serious danger

Varieties of shredded cheese sold under various brand names and distributed to retailers in 31 states have been recalled because the bags may contain metal pieces.

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FDA orders shredded cheese recall: Multiple brands sold at Aldi, Target and Walmart affected over potential metal fragment contamination

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See list of shredded cheese items recalled at Walmart, Target and Aldi

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Shredded Cheese Recalled Over Possible Metal Fragments, FDA Says

THURSDAY, Dec. 4, 2025 (HealthDay News) — A large recall of shredded cheese sold under several popular grocery store brands is now underway after the manufacturer reported the product may contain smal...

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Shredded cheese recalled for metal includes brands sold in Missouri

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More than 1 million bags of cheese were recalled. Here’s what that means

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Shredded cheese recall reaches over 1M bags and extends into Georgia

A Class I recall indicates that a product could potentially cause temporary or medically reversible health issues if consumed.

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1 million bags of cheese recalled. Is your brand listed?

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Walmart, Target, Aldi, other retailers face massive Class II cheese recall

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Aldi or Walmart: Which Retailer Really Has The Cheapest Groceries

We compared Aldi and Walmart prices on 11 essential grocery items to determine which retailer truly offers the cheapest food costs to help stretch your budget.

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I took my family's grocery list to Walmart and Aldi. The latter saved me more money, but I'm not sold on going back.

I took the same weekly grocery list and $150 budget for my family of four to Aldi and Walmart. Many prices were similar, but Aldi generally had the items I needed for less. Even though my Walmart haul cost about $27 more, I preferred my shopping experience ...

Shredded cheese sold at Walmart, Target and Aldi recalled. What to know

More than a million bags of shredded cheese sold at stores including Walmart, Target and Aldi have been recalled because they may contain metal fragments, according to an updated Food and Drug Administration report. Great Lakes Cheese Co. of Hiram, Ohio, issued the ongoing recall Oct. 3, stating the affected products could cause injury if consumed.