Listeria outbreak linked to dairy products

An outbreak of listeria has been linked to a type of cheese sold nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

The outbreak has led to a recall of products made by Rizo-López Foods, including cheese, yogurt and sour cream. The company recalled its aged cotija cheese on January 11 after Hawaii state officials found listeria in it, and followed this with a complete recall of cheese and dairy products made in its facility on February 6, along with a temporary stop on production and distribution.

If you currently possess any of these items under the brand names Tio Francisco, Don...