Sentence examples for tainted eggs from inspiring English sources

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of cases of salmonella since May have been linked to tainted eggs, according to federal health officials.

Hong Kong food safety officials say the latest batch of melamine tainted eggs were produced in North China and contained.

An investigation ultimately led to tainted eggs from two large egg producers in Iowa, which subsequently recalled more than 500 million eggs.

About 1,500 reported cases of Salmonella enteritidis have been linked to tainted eggs since the spring — the largest known outbreak associated with that strain of salmonella.

Infected hens can lay eggs with the bacteria inside them, and people can become sick if they eat tainted eggs that are not fully cooked.

To continue: Farms' recall of potentially tainted eggs; five hundred and fifty million eggs across twenty-two states have now been recalled.

This sudden elongation of the food chain and the industrialization of food production have been accompanied by an explosion of health scares; the recent scandals of baby milk, chocolate, and eggs tainted by melamine are just the latest.

Unrestrained use of antibiotics is one example; the danger of salmonella-tainted eggs, highlighted by the recent national outbreak, offers another.

McDonald's has dropped Sparboe Farms as an egg supplier, and not to be outdone, Jack DeCoster, owner of Wright County Egg farms, said in a statement that he and his son have given up control of egg operations in Iowa, Maine and Ohio, including the farms that produced salmonella-tainted eggs that sickened an estimated 1,900 people and led to a recall of 550 million eggs.

The FDA estimates salmonella-tainted eggs sickened 142,000 Americans last year.

So far, 550 million potentially salmonella-tainted eggs from to factory farms in Iowa have been recalled.