ANMAT and SENASA Warn About Listeria in Specific Cheese Batch

The Argentine National Administration of Drugs, Food and Medical Technology (ANMAT) and the National Food Safety and Quality Service (SENASA) have issued a warning regarding the detection of Listeria monocytogenes in a specific batch of Cremón double cream cheese. This discovery was made during routine quality checks, highlighting the constant monitoring efforts by these agencies.

The batch in question was immediately withdrawn from the market to prevent any health risks to consumers. This incident underscores the rigorous safety protocols in place within the Argentine dairy industry to ensure product quality and consumer safety. ANMAT and SENASA have confirmed that this issue is isolated to the specific batch and does not affect the overall dairy supply.

Such actions are part of a broader framework of food safety regulations that help maintain public trust in dairy products. The agencies have not reported any cases of illness related to this batch, and the situation is being closely monitored to prevent further occurrences.