The Spanish Food and Nutrition Security Agency (AESAN) alerted the young man to the presence of: listeria monocytogenes There are several examples of aged queso mixtures made from raw sheep and milk under the Beiardi, Agote, Udabe, and Eroski brands, with different batches and expiration dates, distributed in at least the Basque Country, Navarra, Castilla-La Mancha, and Aragon.
Among the six affected products notified by Navarra’s Foral Community through the Rapid Information Exchange and Coordination System (SCIRI) appears to be Beiardi brand aged mixed cheese made from raw milk (batch number 2528430, best before date 29 September 2026, unit weight 500 grams, refrigerated).
Among the other products, there is a sign of Aged Mixed Cheese made from raw milk of the Beiardi brand, with batch number 2528410, expiration dates September 9, 2026, September 10, 2026, September 17, 2026 and September 22, 2026, unit weight 3 kilograms, kept refrigerated. Batch number 2528410, expiry date September 16, 2026 Aged mixed cheese made from Beiardi raw milk, unit weight 200 grams, refrigerated.
A warning has also been issued for the presence of listeria in La Borda de Agort brand aged mixed cheese made from raw milk (batch number 2528410, best before date 9 December 2026, unit weight 3 kg, refrigerated). Contains mixed cheese made with Utabe brand smoked raw milk, batch number 2528410, expiration date October 22, 2026, unit weight 250 grams, refrigerated.
The last product alerted is Eroski brand queso mixture made with smoked raw milk, batch number 2528410, best before date October 7, 2026, unit weight 250 grams, kept refrigerated.
Possibility of redistribution
According to available information reported by AESAN, the first distribution was carried out to the autonomous communities of Pais Vasco, Navarra, Castilla-La Mancha and Aragon, although redistribution to other autonomous communities is not excluded.
This information was forwarded to the competent authorities of the Autonomous Community through the System for Rapid Information Exchange and Coordination (SCIRI) to ensure that the affected products were removed from marketing channels.
Recommendations
AESAN recommends that people who have products covered by this warning in their household refrain from consuming them, consume them together with products from the affected lots, and go to a public health center if they develop symptoms consistent with listeriosis (vomiting, diarrhea, fever).
If you are embarrassed, please advise AESAN. We recommend that you refer to the recommendations published by the Agency regarding important food hygiene practices for pregnant women on consumption during the embarrassing period as well as the list of foods that should be avoided during the embarrassing period as they carry certain biological risks. listeria monocytogenes).
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