I had to throw out a couple of eggs from the last batch of eggs I bought at the commissary.  This was prior to the egg recall.  They just didn't look right to me when I cracked them open.....I'm glad I ended up throwing them away w/ the massive recall going on now.

So, does anyone know if any of the eggs from the commissary were recalled?

Military commissaries have not been affected thus far by the massive Wright County Egg voluntary recall, according to the Defense Commissary Agency's director of health and safety. "Although our stores may carry some of the brands such as Hillandale and Sunshine that were mentioned in the initial Aug. 13 recall action, the cartons of eggs sold in military stores are not linked to salmonella contamination," said Col. David R. Schuckenbrock, who is responsible for addressing DeCA's food safety issues. "We are working closely with our suppliers to ensure that if the recall expands and we are affected, we will promptly pull the recalled product off the shelves and notify our customers." If the egg recall expands to commissaries, DeCA will update customers with signs in the stores, posts on the agency's Facebook site at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Defen...57?ref=ts, and through food safety alerts posted to http://www.commissaries.com. You can access this information by clicking the "Recent Food Alerts and Product Recalls" link on DeCA's homepage. To access general food safety information on the website, choose the "News & Info" tab and select "Food Safety" from the dropdown box. Consumers can check the status of their eggs at home by looking for the Julian date and plant code stamped on the end of each egg carton. The plant number begins with the letter P followed by its number. The Julian date follows the plant number. Example: P-1946 223.

Good to know....thanks NavyPAO! I'm sure the eggs I had were fine, but I didn't want to take the risk. I had food poisoning before and it's no joke! But then again, I guess if you cook anything good enough, it's usually fine!

Commissaries Not Affected By Egg Recall

Military commissaries have not been affected by the massive Wright County Egg voluntary recall. Although commissaries do
carry Hillandale and Sunshine brand eggs that were named in the recall, the cartons sold in military stores are not linked to the
salmonella contamination.

If the egg recall expands to those sold in commissaries, customers will be notified with signs in the stores, posts on the agency’s Facebook page, www.facebook.com/pages/Defense-Commissary-Agency/, and through food safety alerts on DeCA’s homepage, www.commissaries.com.

Commissaries NOT Affected By Salmonella Contaminated Egg Recall

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