s purchased the affected cheese curds not to consume them.
The ministry says the products may pose a health risk even if they appear normal, show no signs of spoilage or have no unusual smell.
Consumers are advised to throw the products away or return them to the place where they were purchased.
Anyone who develops symptoms after eating the recalled cheese curds should contact a health professional.
MAPAQ says no illnesses associated with the products had been reported when the warning was issued.
In a statement shared on social media, Fromage et Cie owner Nathalie Malo says she takes responsibility for the situation, despite the unauthorized change being made without her approval.
Malo says the company deeply regrets the situation and the concerns it may cause customers, adding that consumer health and trust remain its top priorities.
The company is asking customers who have questions about the recall to contact Fromage et Cie directly.
Consumers can consult the Quebec government’s food recall notices online for additional information about affected products and food safety warnings.
The ministry also offers an email subscription service for food recalls, allowing consumers to receive alerts when new warnings are issued.
More information is available through the Quebec government’s food recall page.