Cheese bandits wheeled away an eye-popping quantity of cheddar cheese from one of many UK’s most well-known cheese shops.
Neal’s Yard Dairy introduced in a social media submit that thieves, “posing as a professional wholesale distributor for a main French retailer,” ordered over 950 wheels of the clothbound Hafod, Westcombe and Pitchfork cheddar.
The cheese was value about $390,000, the corporate revealed.
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Neal’s Yard Dairy reportedly delivered 22 metric tons (48,488 kilos) of cheddar earlier than realizing the wholesale distributor was a faux.
The dairy retailer stated that they lined the price from the theft that impacted the smaller cheesemakers.
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“Despite the significant financial blow, we have honoured our commitment to our small-scale suppliers and paid all three artisan cheesemakers in full,” they stated.
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The dairy retailer stated they’re working with regulation enforcement and requested residents to be looking out for “clothbound Cheddars in a [22-pound] or [52-pound] format with the tags detached”