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Nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs recalled over salmonella risk

A voluntary recall of nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs is underway across multiple states due to potential salmonella contamination.

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A voluntary recall affecting approximately 1.6 million dozen eggs has been initiated. The products, which include both white and brown eggs, were distributed to various supermarkets, including Kroger and Brookshire’s.

Coverage from outlets including Reuters, CBS News, and ABC7 Los Angeles emphasizes that the FDA is overseeing the recall process. Reports identify Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Mexico as states impacted by the distribution of the affected eggs.

Future updates will focus on the availability of product lists for consumers. Coverage does not yet specify the exact timeline for shelf clearance or the specific origin of the contamination.

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How many eggs are involved in the recall?

Reports indicate a recall of nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs, with some outlets noting the total exceeds 19 million individual eggs.

Which retailers are affected?

The recalled eggs were sold at various supermarkets, including Kroger and Brookshire’s.

Which states are impacted?

Affected states include Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Mexico.

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