an urgent recall has been issued for eggs sold in three states due to concerns over potential salmonella contamination this recall involves eggs produced by Milos poultry Farms a Wisconsin based company and distributed across Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin the Centers for Disease Control and prevention that is CDC have linked these eggs to a possible salmonella outbreak which has already sickened 65 people across nine states with 24 requiring hospitalization following a thorough investigation by the Food and Drug Administration that is FDA the salmonella strain was identified in both the egg packing facility and the Hand laying areas of the farm in response Milo's poultry Farms LLC voluntarily recalled their products on September 6th 2024 this recall affects all types of eggs under the brands Milo's poultry farms and Tony's Fresh Market regardless of their size or expiration date consumers and businesses are being urged not to consume or serve these eggs and to dispose of them immediately the CDC has reported that the outbreak dates back to May 2024 and in addition to Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin other affected states include California Colorado Iowa Minnesota Missouri Utah and and Virginia symptoms of salmonella poisoning can start as early as 6 hours after exposure including fever diarrhea vomiting and dehydration it is particularly dangerous for young children elderly individuals and those with weakened immune systems if you have any of these eggs in your possession it is crucial to avoid consuming them the IFD and CDC emphasized that cooking eggs properly ensuring the yolks and whites are firm can help reduce the risk of salmonella however with this recall it's safest to avoid the affected Brands all together as the situation develops the CDC will continue to Monitor and update the public on any new cases of further actions needed consumers with concerns are encouraged to contact Milo's poultry Farms directly or visit the cdc's website for the latest updates stay safe by thoroughly checking your egg supply and avoid any potential health risks from this outbreak stay subscribed for more videos