Oklahoma Faces Major Egg Recall Over Salmonella Risk
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FDA says Midwest Poultry Services recalled over 1.5 million dozen white and brown shell eggs produced in Texas (June 6–July 3) for possible Salmonella contamination; eggs were shipped to Oklahoma (Brookshire Grocery stores) and Kroger stores in Texas and Louisiana, plus Brookshire locations in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico and Mississippi; sell-by dates range July 20–Aug 17; no illnesses reported yet.
- Eggs sold in Oklahoma recalled due to possible Salmonella contamination, FDA says KOCO
- Poultry firm recalls nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs over potential salmonella, US FDA says Reuters
- Nearly 1.6 million eggs recalled over salmonella concerns: Full list of products impacted The Hill
- Recall issued for eggs sold in New Mexico KOAT
- 1.6 million eggs recalled at Kroger and other stores over salmonella risk, FDA says CBS News
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