Cheese processed at plant in Lena, Illinois, may be tainted by bacteria that can cause serious and fatal infections.

Soft cheeses, frozen breakfast foods, smoked salmon and other products have been recalled for potential listeria contaminations in the last month.

Soft cheeses sold under several brands have been recalled from California, Texas, Missouri and nine other states after listeria was found in the manufacturing facility. Savencia Cheese USA is based in New Holland, Pennsylvania, but said in its FDA-posted recall notice that the problem was in the company’s Lena, Illinois, facility.

If you've recently purchased either brie or camembert cheese from Aldi, you will likely want to double check your food isn't at risk of harboring listeria.

Savencia Cheese has voluntarily recalled six ripened Brie cheese products over concerns of a potential listeria contamination.

Soft ripened cheese sold at retail outlets including Aldi and Market Basket are being recalled due to what the federal government says is a possible listeria contamination stemming from equipment used to produce the dairy product at an Illinois facility.

Seven brands of Brie cheese from Savencia Cheese USA were recalled from 12 states due to potentially being contaminated with deadly bug listeria. No illnesses have been reported.