Salmonella Outbreak Prompts Egg Recall in Illinois and Beyond
Salmonella Outbreak Details
Health officials have initiated a recall of eggs associated with a salmonella outbreak affecting 65 people in nine states. Among those infected, 42 cases have been reported in Wisconsin alone. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services stated that the eggs believed to have caused these illnesses were distributed in several states, including Illinois and Michigan.
Recall Information
The recall covers various types of eggs sold under the labels 'Milo’s Poultry Farms' and 'Tony’s Fresh Market'. Consumers are advised to look for:
- Conventional eggs
- Cage-free eggs
- Organic eggs
- Non-GMO eggs
These products may vary in carton sizes and expiration dates, increasing consumer caution.
Preventing Salmonella Infections
To prevent salmonella infections, always ensure that eggs are cooked thoroughly and stored properly. Observing stringent food safety practices can significantly reduce the risk of bacterial infections.
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