Overview
- Federal officials say more than 6 million eggs tied to Black Sheep Egg Company are under a Class I recall, now extended to include Kenz Henz cartons supplied by Black Sheep.
- An FDA inspection found 40 environmental samples positive for Salmonella at the Walnut Ridge, Arkansas processing site, with several strains known to cause human illness.
- No illnesses have been reported, and the FDA says it has no evidence linking Black Sheep to an ongoing outbreak as the investigation continues.
- The recall covers Black Sheep 12- and 18-count Free Range Large Grade A Brown Eggs with best-by dates from Aug. 22 to Oct. 31, 2025 (UPCs 860010568507, 860010568538), and Kenz Henz 12-count Grade AA Large Pasture Raised eggs sold in Houston (UPC 86949400030; specified late‑September Julian and October best-by dates).
- Eggs were shipped to retailers, wholesalers and brokers in Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, California and Indiana and may have been repackaged; consumers and businesses should discard or return listed products and clean and sanitize any surfaces they contacted.