A recall involving nearly 1.6 million eggs is issued due to potential salmonella contamination, according to multiple reports. The eggs are white-shell and cage-free brown eggs and are sold under multiple grocery brands. The product distribution covers six states in the Midwest/South region, with retailers in those areas selling the recalled items. One report identifies Midwest Poultry Services as the egg producer issuing the recall and describes it as a large U.S. supplier. The eggs are distributed to six states and can be found under different retail brands. Across the sources, no illnesses are reported at the time of the announcements. The recall is described as affecting both white and cage-free brown eggs, indicating multiple product formats within the recalled lots. Grocery shoppers in the affected states are advised to check recall lists released by the company or relevant authorities for specific product details, such as brands and sell-by dates, before consuming the eggs. Officials continue to monitor for potential health impacts as the recall remains in effect.