Egg Recall Update As More Than 60 Fall Ill in Salmonella Outbreak
Summary
A batch of eggs from Vega Farms in California has been recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination, affecting 63 people. The California Department of Public Health advises not to consume, sell, or serve these eggs. Investigations are ongoing, with actions being taken to prevent further outbreaks.Key Facts
- A Salmonella outbreak linked to Vega Farms eggs has sickened 63 people in California.
- The eggs were recalled on December 5, 2025, and have handler code 2136 with sell-by dates of December 22 or earlier.
- The recall affects eggs sold in 1-dozen cartons, 30-egg trays, or 15-dozen cases.
- 13 people have been hospitalized due to the outbreak.
- Consumers are advised to dispose of the eggs or return them for a refund.
- Tests confirmed that samples from Vega Farms tested positive for the Salmonella strain.
- The CDPH is working with local agencies to ensure the recalled eggs are not sold.
- Symptoms of Salmonella can include diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps, and severe cases may require hospitalization.
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