Monday, August 23, 2010

Foodsafety.gov Providing Valuable Information on FDA Egg Recall


By now you have probably heard of the biggest egg recall in U.S. history, it is in progress. In the last week alone, nearly half a billion eggs are brought into memory. It is almost 2 eggs for each person in the country, or about $ 60 million dollars worth. The FDA recall egg reaches almost every corner of the country from Alaska to Florida, and is taken very seriously. So far, more than 2,500 reports of illness linked to Salmonella poisoning, which the consumer are exposed to the eggs.

Because of the confusion regarding the Recovery, and the eggs may or may not be affected, the government is the branding of the Food Safety website Foodsafety.gov. Foodsafety.gov is to provide valuable information about the recovery, including the eggs can be bad, and what areas of the country the most affected. Also on the site is information about how you can verify that the plant tracks the eierdoos to tell if the eggs were from the Wright County farm, the farm, which is responsible for a majority of the infected eggs.

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