The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says a poultry-related company is recalling nearly 1.6 million dozen eggs because of a potential Salmonella contamination risk. Multiple reports state the recall involves eggs distributed across several U.S. states, with one outlet specifying that the eggs were sent to locations in five states. The recall size is reported at about 1.6 million dozen eggs (roughly the same figure across the three accounts). The FDA notice frames the action as precautionary, indicating that Salmonella may be present and could pose a health risk. The outlets do not provide detailed information in the provided excerpts on the company name, lot numbers, or specific distribution details beyond the overall quantity and the multi-state scope. The reports also do not specify whether illnesses have been confirmed. Overall, the coverage consistently describes an FDA-triggered recall of a large egg supply due to Salmonella risk and notes that affected product has been distributed across multiple U.S. states.