Midwest Poultry Recalls 1.6 Million Eggs For Salmonella Risk
Midwest Poultry Services has recalled 1.6 million eggs over possible Salmonella contamination, CBS News reported Thursday.[1]
The network said the recalled eggs were distributed to six southern states and sold by multiple retailers.[1] The TV segment called Midwest Poultry Services "one of the biggest egg producers in the U.S.".[1]
CBS published a written story about the recall Thursday morning.[2] The network then aired the 7:05 PM Central TV segment that reiterated the 1.6 million figure and the distribution details.[1]
The TV coverage did not say whether any illnesses have been linked to the recalled eggs.[1]
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📌 Key Facts
- CBS News described Midwest Poultry Services as "one of the biggest egg producers in the U.S." in a TV segment on Thursday, July 23, 2026 — Midwest Poultry Services.
- The TV segment reported that 1.6 million eggs were recalled over Salmonella concerns.
- Those recalled eggs were distributed to six southern states and were sold by multiple retailers, according to the segment.
- CBS presented these details in a TV segment titled "1.6 million eggs recalled over possible salmonella contamination".
- The TV segment aired on Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 7:05 PM Central.
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July 24, 2026
12:05 AM
1.6 million eggs recalled over possible salmonella contamination
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- CBS described Midwest Poultry Services as "one of the biggest egg producers in the U.S." in its July 23, 2026, TV segment.
- The segment reiterated that 1.6 million eggs were recalled over Salmonella concerns and that they were distributed to six southern states and sold by multiple retailers.
July 23, 2026