Fromi USA Recalls Brie Royal Faucon 1kg Over Listeria Contamination Risk

Fromi USA recall: quick summary

Fromi USA has recalled its Brie Royal Faucon 1kg after health authorities flagged a potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes (FDA, Aug. 14, 2025). The product, identified by lot number 615, was distributed exclusively to Cheese Plate Brooklyn (Park Slope & Carroll Gardens) between July 24 and August 13, 2025. While no illnesses have been reported so far, Listeria poses serious health risks. Customers are advised to check the lot number on both the wooden box and the outer case, and may return the cheese for a full refund or contact Fromi USA directly at +1 212-583-4920 for more information.

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What happened?

On August 14, 2025, Fromi USA announced the recall of 12 cases of Brie Royal Faucon 1kg. Health authorities in the cheese’s country of origin detected potential Listeria contamination, triggering a U.S. recall.

The product was distributed to Cheese Plate Brooklyn (Park Slope & Carroll Gardens) between July 24 – August 13, 2025. Customers may have bought it whole or in smaller cut portions. The recalled cheese carries lot number 615 on both its wooden box and case.

Affected products

Brand	Product	Size	UPC	Best By Date	Issue	Affected states/zones
Fromi USA	Brie Royal Faucon	1kg	N/A	N/A	Listeria monocytogenes contamination	Brooklyn, NY (Park Slope & Carroll Gardens)

What caused the issue?

The culprit behind the recall is Listeria monocytogenes, a bacterium well-known for lurking in soft cheeses like Brie. This pathogen can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections, particularly in young children, the elderly, and individuals with weakened immune systems. Pregnant women are especially vulnerable, as infections can lead to miscarriage or stillbirth. Typical symptoms of Listeria infection include fever, headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Fortunately, no cases of illness have been reported in the United States so far in connection with this product.

Questions you might have

1. Is it safe to eat if I already bought it?
   Nope, best to return it.
2. How do I know if mine is affected?
   Look for lot 615 on the wooden box or packaging.
3. What if I ate it already?
   If you feel unwell, call your doctor immediately.
4. Can I freeze it to kill Listeria?
   Sorry, Listeria laughs at your freezer.
5. Only 12 cases were recalled?
   Yes, but even small batches can pose risks.
6. Where was it sold?
   Exclusively at Cheese Plate Brooklyn (Park Slope & Carroll Gardens).
7. What makes Brie risky?
   Soft cheeses are prime real estate for Listeria.
8. Is there a refund?
   Yes, full refunds are offered.
9. How did the company find out?
   Health authorities in the cheese’s country of origin raised the flag.
10. Can I still trust Fromi USA?
    This recall shows they’re acting responsibly, better safe than sorry.

Here’s what you should do

• Return any affected Brie Royal Faucon 1kg to the store where purchased.
• Check the wooden box and Lot 615 to identify the product.
• Contact Fromi USA at +1 212 583 4920 for more details or refunds.

Behind the brand

Fromi USA is a New York–based distributor specializing in fine imported cheeses. Their portfolio includes artisanal European varieties, making them a familiar name among specialty cheese shops. They work closely with foreign suppliers to maintain quality and safety, but even top brands sometimes hit a snag.

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“Food safety isn’t optional. Every recall is a reminder that strong supply chains and quality checks are what protect both brands and consumers.” Eran Mizrahi, CEO of Source86

Ensuring safe eats

Think of this recall as a wake-up call served on a cheese board: safety must always be the main course. For consumers, that means scanning labels and keeping an eye on FDA alerts. For brands, it’s about keeping things squeaky clean behind the scenes with rigorous testing and fast action when something goes wrong.

If this Brie made it into your fridge, don’t gamble with it. Return it for peace of mind. For food businesses, the recipe for trust is simple: strong supply chains and airtight quality controls.

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