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Nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs recalled over salmonella risk

Nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs are being pulled from shelves after FDA flags salmonella risk, sparking a nationwide recall.

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The brief

A US Food and Drug Administration notice has triggered the recall of nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs over potential salmonella contamination. The recall covers products sold at Kroger and other retailers, including locations in New Mexico.

Coverage highlights the scale of the recall and lists affected items. The Hill, Reuters, CBS News, KOAT and KHOU all report the FDA’s involvement and note the specific stores and regions impacted.

Future updates will depend on additional FDA statements or further product withdrawals, as authorities continue to assess the contamination risk.

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Quick answers

How many eggs are being recalled?

Nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs are subject to the recall.

Which retailers are mentioned in the recall?

Kroger and other stores, including those in New Mexico, are cited.

Which agency announced the recall?

The US Food and Drug Administration issued the recall notice.

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Topics

Eggs Salmonella FDA Recall Kroger New Mexico

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