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A well-known cheese maker mdash; Wisconsin s Sargento Foods mdash; is being affected by a series of recalls linked to aCalifornia dairy company, Rizo-Loacute;pez Foods, due to a deadly listeria outbreak.Sargento Foods notified certain food service customers that it was recalling shredded cheese from Rizo-Loacute;pez that had been distributed as an ingredient to them, a spokesperson for Sargento told stanley cup CBS News.The recall involved a limited amount of our foodservice and ingredients products, and involved cheese obtained from the California company, the spokesperson said. It did not involve cheese sold to consumers, but business customers, she noted. It had been initiated on Feb. 5, 2024, by Plymouth, Wisconsin-base stanley cup d Sargento and is ongoing, according to an eventreportposted online by the Food and Drug Administration. This news stemmed from California-based Rizo-Lopez Foods Inc. s recall last month of its Cotija cheese due to stanley cup a related listeria outbreak, the company said in a statement to CBS MoneyWatch. As soon as we became aware of the issue, we further investigated and determined that this recall impacted a limited amount of the Food Service and Ingredients products. On February 5, out of an abundance of caution, Sargento voluntarily recalled the products that were supplied by Rizo-Lopez Foods Inc. and products that were packaged on the same lines. This recall did not impact Sargento-branded products. Sargento terminated i Wtqo Opposing sides of abortion fight prepare to navigate new landscape after Supreme Court decision
RHINEBECK, N.Y. -- A dilapidated New York mansionbelieved to have inspired the phrase Keeping up with the Joneseshas sold at auction for $120,000. This photo provided by Maltz Auctions shows Wyndclyffe Castle in Rhinebeck, N.Y. adidas campus AP Long Island-based Maltz Auctions says the 24-room WyndclyffeCastle sold Wednesday.The mansion was built in 1853 in Rhinebeck as the countryhouse of Manhattan socialite Elizabeth Schermerhorn Jones, a me salomon mber of awealthy family and aunt of American novelist Edith Wharton. The propertyrsquo elegance is said to have prompted owners of nearby Hudson Valley estates tobuild even bigger mansions, giving birth to the idiom Keeping up with theJoneses.Wyndclyffe fell into disrepair under various owners and wasabandoned in the 1950s. It was bought in 2003 and was put up for sale by itsowner. ponent--type-recircula crocs tion .item:nth-child 5 display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-0e5fdd27-2eb9-49c5-bfe5-69e9cb9a8741, right-rail-recirc-item--id-0e5fdd27-2eb9-49c5-bfe5-69e9cb9a8741 display: none; inline-recirc-item--id-0e5fdd27-2eb9-49c5-bfe5-69e9cb9a8741 ~ .item:nth-child 5 display: block;