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Salmonella Outbreaks and Latest Egg Recall News
It started with the Wright County Egg recall, and then it grew. Now Hillandale Farms in Iowa has voluntarily recalled batches of their eggs due to the same salmonella strain. While they are not the same strain, an Oregon dairy just recalled milk and juice products and a New York farm recalled alfalfa, all for salmonella. It seems that everyone has salmonella contamination.
Keep reading to find out the recalled number list, specifics and precautions you can take to avoid getting infected…
Hillandale Farms Recall
Hillandale Farms announced Friday that it was voluntarily recalling 170 million eggs after tests confirmed salmonella. Eggs were sold under the brand names Hillandale Farms, Sunny Farms and Sunny Meadow. They were packed in 6-egg cartons, 12-egg cartons, 18-egg cartons, 30-egg package and 5-dozen cases and also loosely packed for the brand names Wholesome Farms and West Creek.
Look on the end of the carton or case label plant number (beginning with P) 1860 followed by Julian dates from 099-230 or plant number 1663 with Julian dates from 137-230.
Umpqua Dairy
Umpqua Dairy in Oregon pulled milk and juice products off the shelves after 23 cases of salmonella. Look for plant number 41-60 and milk with an expiration date of 9/5 or before and juice products with an expiration date of 9/15 or before.
Snow White Food Products Inc.
Brooklyn-based Snow White Food Products Inc. has recalled alfalfa sprouts that are contaminated with salmonella. There have been no reported cases of salmonella. Look for UPC code 0-46421-11236-6 to return to the store it was purchased at for a full refund. These products were distributed in New York State.
Worried about Salmonella? What can you do to prevent it?
Beyond just avoiding the contaminated milk and sprouts, the eggs get trickier. Be sure to cook all eggs completely. Avoid homemade products that use raw eggs like mayonnaise and hollandaise sauces or Caesar dressings and ask at restaurants to be sure their eggs are pasteurized until the recall is over. Additionally, be sure to wash hands immediately after touching eggs. Oh, and don’t lick the batter when you’re making cookies this weekend. I know. That one’s a toughie.
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Brands affected by the Wright County & Hillandale Egg Recall commented on Aug 21 10 at 2:19 pm[...] the heels of egg recalls, milk recalls, deli meat and alfalfa recalls, how can you protect yourself from yet another [...]
Celery Recall at SanGar: Listeriosis Risk | The Family Kitchen commented on Oct 22 10 at 7:00 pmTeresa commented on Aug 22 10 at 1:50 amThe best thing you can do to avoid contaminated eggs is buy them only from a local small farm. Buy local, Grow local, Eat local. It’s the only safe way to eat these days.
Betty Johnson commented on Aug 22 10 at 12:31 pmI don’t see anything listed from King Soopers City Market. Is there any info on them?
David Booth Jr commented on Aug 22 10 at 12:32 pmI have sunny meadow eggs 18 217P1168. I have been eating cooking especially last night feel fine. Could they still be a recall.
R. Cisneros commented on Aug 22 10 at 2:09 pmI am not sure what part of the numbers listed on the side of my Southwest Farmers Market brand eggs is the identification. The number is P2038 SEP02/10 222 P05 is this a good lot?
Shari Eglington commented on Aug 22 10 at 9:59 pmMy Lucerene eggs have no P as stated in the information I read about the eggs. They are Lucerene Eggsw the number and date at the end of the carton says September 12 and uner it says 226BWA8
Shari Eglington commented on Aug 22 10 at 10:01 pmMy Luceren Eggs do not have a
J as stated in the information . At the end they say SEPT 12 and underneath they say
226BWA8. Are these safe.
Shirley Widner commented on Aug 23 10 at 12:26 pmThe eggs I have purchased from Jewel has a UPS# of 0-77236 00030-2 DF LA are these on the recall list
COY CAMBRON commented on Aug 23 10 at 5:41 pmARE THESE NUMBERS ON THE EGG CARTON OK?228-P1326 L8 228-P1326 L7 PURCHASED AT WAL MART IN OWENSBORO,KY
Alice Gilbert commented on Aug 24 10 at 7:33 pmAre Egglands Best eggs included in the salmonella group or are they OK?
novak novak commented on Aug 26 10 at 9:58 amI just checked the Egglands Best Eggs website & it says that they are not involved in the recall. http://www.egglandsbest.com
Mary commented on Aug 26 10 at 3:31 pmDoes anyone know about raw cookie dough sold by King Soopers? I have been sick on and off for over a week and assume I ate something bad. I think it could be the raw cookie dough? I know I’m not supposed to do that, but can never resist…
Basilio Haro commented on Aug 31 10 at 1:39 amI bought eggs at Fresh & Easy, the 18 packs, Farmers Gems Norco Ranch, 225 P1641 #3. If I cannot find any information on these specific lot #’s are they safe? I have checked on the web but I have had no luck finding these #’s or even batch with the Norco co. “HELP”
maria commented on Aug 31 10 at 5:40 pmI buy farm fresh certified organic eggs from wal mart..are they safe says sell by august 31…I live in ND
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