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Cream cheese and deli salads recalled over possible listeria contamination

Cream cheese and deli salads have been recalled because of potential listeria contamination. The supplied information does not give the products, locations or any illnesses linked to them.

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Contaminated ready-to-eat foods can pose a serious health risk, particularly to vulnerable people, and may require consumers to avoid or discard affected products.

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