Salmonella outbreak: Recalled eggs sold at Walmart, Safeway, and elsewhere sicken people in 7 states
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The August Egg Company has voluntarily recalled 1.7 million dozen eggs due to potential salmonella contamination, following reports of illness among consumers. This recall, affecting major retailers including Walmart and Safeway, comes as the CDC investigates a multistate outbreak that has already sickened dozens. With 79 cases reported across seven states, California has the highest number of cases, followed by Washington and Nevada. So far, 21 individuals have been hospitalized without any reported deaths. The recall underscores the importance of food safety and monitoring potential health risks associated with food products.
The August Egg Company recalled 1.7 million dozen eggs due to salmonella fears, impacting major retailers like Walmart and Safeway.
The FDA and CDC are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to August Egg Company's products, with 79 reported cases of illness across seven states.
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