According to WSB News in Atlanta, Georgia, a local warehouse was storing eggs originally from The Wright County Egg Company in Galt, Iowa, and under the recall search issued by The US Food and Drug Administration, with Wright County Egg in full cooperation.
While the local warehouse was not specifically named in the TV news broadcast, Krogers, an active food seller in the state of Georgia, was not impacted by egg distribution from the warehouse.
Georgia was not on the official list of states that are part of the recall: California, Illinois, Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Utah, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
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Jane Velez-Mitchell (who is a vegan and eats no eggs or animal products) is sure to have a field day with this on her show tonight "Issues." I don't think you can actually get salmonella from fruits or vegetables unless they come into contact with animal manure or animal products. Issues is a good show. I learn a lot.
ReplyDeleteAlso, If you want to see how eggs are made and how this became a problem, visit: http://freeanimalvideo.org/farm-animals/battery-cages_chickens-nearly-featherless