The gourmet food company Neal 's Yard Creamery has recalled batches of unpasteurised goat 's milk cheese because of contamination with Listeria . Listeria poisoning is a particular threat to mothers-to-be and has been associated with a higher risk of miscarriage . The cheese was sold through two shops in London , one in Covent Garden and the second in Borough Market , on the south bank of the Thames . Dangerous : The gourmet food company Neal 's Yard Creamery has recalled batches of unpasteurised goat 's milk cheese because of contamination with Listeria ( file photo ) Details were released by the Food Standards Agency , which said : 'Listeria monocytogenes is a bacterium that can cause food poisoning , particularly among key vulnerable groups , including pregnant women , unborn and newborn babies , those over 60 years old , and anyone with reduced immunity . ' The product involved is 200g packs of the company 's Ragstone unpasteurised goat ' s milk cheese , which is made in Herefordshire and sells for £9.80 . The FSA said : 'Neal 's Yard recalled the affected batch from customers as a precaution last week . Most of the product that was sold has been returned . Point of sale notices will be displayed in the stores concerned . 'If you have bought the above product , do not eat it . Instead , return it to the store from where it was bought . ' Contaminated : Listeria poisoning is a particular threat to mothers-to-be and has been associated with a higher risk of miscarriage ( file photo )
Neal 's milk Creamery sells batches of unpasteurised goat 's milk cheese . It was contaminated with chemicals which has been linked with miscarriages . Food Standards Agency says most of the sold ##ery has been contaminated . It said Listeria affects ' vulnerable ' groups like pregnant women and children .