NewsFox 5 San Diego & KUSI — Local NewsSeptember 12, 2026San Diego County
Happy Hens recalls organic eggs in Southern California and Central Coast due to salmonella risk
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Happy Hens egg farm issued a voluntary recall for in-shell organic eggs across Southern California and the Central Coast following a salmonella outbreak that sickened 23 people. Health officials recommend that consumers discard affected products or cook remaining eggs thoroughly.
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Consumers and food service providers handling affected eggs face potential health risks from contamination.
Key Facts
- Happy Hens egg farm in San Diego County issued a voluntary recall for in-shell organic eggs.
- A salmonella outbreak linked to the eggs sickened 23 people.
- Affected eggs were distributed to restaurants, grocery stores, and farmers' markets.
- Distribution covered Southern California and the Central Coast.
- Health officials advise consumers to discard affected products or cook remaining eggs thoroughly.
Who's Mentioned
PersonChloe Nevarez“Owner of Happy Hens.”OrganizationU.S. Food and Drug Administration“Inspected the farm and took positive samples.”OrganizationCounty of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency“Investigated and linked the outbreak to the farm.”OrganizationHappy Hens“Egg farm in San Diego County that issued a voluntary recall.”locationSan Diego County“Location of the Happy Hens egg farm”locationRamona“Location in California where the farm is located and products were sold.”locationSouthern California“Region where affected eggs were distributed”OrganizationCalifornia Department of Public Health“Issued warnings and investigated the salmonella outbreak.”locationCentral Coast“Region where affected eggs were distributed”OrganizationCalifornia Department of Food and Agriculture“Involved in investigating and supporting the company.”