Twin Sisters Creamery Peppercorn cheese recall
Recalled by Twin Sisters Creamery, LLC
The product, as the FDA describes it: Twin Sisters Creamery Peppercorn cheese, 3lb. round cheese wheel, made with raw milk and aged at minimum of 60 days. Ingredients: cultured raw cow's milk, whole peppercorns, salt, enzymes. Made in Ferndale, WA. www.twinsisterscreamery.com.
Why it was recalled
Raw milk Peppercorn cheese is recalled due to E.coli O26:H11
The FDA has since closed this recall out, which means the company finished removing the product from sale. It is kept here because a closed recall still matters to anyone holding a package bought before it ended.
What to do if you have it
This is a labelling failure rather than spoiled food, so it matters entirely to whoever eats it. If nobody in your household reacts to what went undeclared here, the product is not dangerous to you, though you can still return it. If somebody does, treat every package from the affected run as unsafe no matter how much has already been eaten without incident.
How to tell whether your package is one of them
A recall covers particular production runs, not everything the company makes, so the codes decide it. These are the ones the FDA published. Match them against what is printed on your package, usually near the best-before date.
#451 Made on 6/03/2025 - Batch Code 250603P Sell By 6/3/2026 Letter P indicates product is Peppercorn.
The details on record
| Recalling company | Twin Sisters Creamery, LLC |
|---|---|
| Company location | Ferndale, WA |
| Where it was distributed | Distributed in OR and WA |
| How much was recalled | 115.46 lbs. |
| Recall started | October 24, 2025 |
| Published by the FDA | November 26, 2025 |
| Recall type | Voluntary: Firm initiated |
| How the company announced it | |
| FDA recall number | H-0195-2026 |
Everything above comes from the FDA enforcement report for this recall. Read the official notice for the company's own wording, contact numbers, and any photographs of the packaging.
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