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Leaping Bear Farm Eggs Salmonella Lawyer

Sick after eating Leaping Bear Farm eggs from a market, farm stand, or restaurant? Vermont officials linked 14 illnesses in the state to the strain found in the farm's eggs. Our Salmonella lawyers can review your situation, including inquiries from people who live elsewhere.

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Outbreak status and case intake

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Leaping Bear Farm agreed to recall all eggs in cartons dated June 1 through September 5, 2026, after Salmonella Enteritidis turned up in its eggs and environmental samples. It also agreed to stop selling eggs until state agriculture officials say the strain is no longer a public health threat.

Suspected Source
Grade A Pasture Raised Organic Eggs from Leaping Bear Farm in Reading, Vermont
Recall
September 11, 2026

About This Outbreak

Leaping Bear Farm Eggs Salmonella Lawyer

Geographic Impact

Reading, VT

Leaping Bear Farm

14

Confirmed Illnesses

Outbreak Timeline

Key Events

Sep 10, 2026

Vermont officials receive lab results confirming Salmonella Enteritidis in eggs and environmental samples from the farm

Sep 11, 2026

Vermont officials announce a recall of Leaping Bear Farm eggs in cartons dated June 1 through September 5. They report 14 Vermont illnesses linked to the strain and genetically linked cases in other states.

Recalled Products

These products have been recalled in connection with this outbreak.

Leaping Bear Farm Grade A Pasture Raised Organic Eggs, all cartons dated June 1 through September 5, 2026

Sold at: West River Farmers Market, Ludlow Farmers Market, Putney Farmers Market...

Best By: Cartons dated June 1 through September 5, 2026
Distributed in: VT

Important Safety Notice

If you have any of these products, do not consume them. Check your refrigerator and pantry, and dispose of or return affected items immediately.

Symptoms to Watch

Salmonella Symptoms

Diarrhea

It can turn bloody. Vermont health officials say symptoms usually begin six hours to six days after infection

Fever

A fever that can climb above 102°F

Stomach cramps

Cramping that usually comes with the diarrhea and can last four to seven days

Dehydration

Little or no peeing, very dark pee, a dry mouth, dizziness, or crying without tears in a young child

Problems that linger

Diarrhea that lasts for months, an infection that spreads beyond the gut, or reactive arthritis with sore, swollen joints

Get medical care now if you have a high fever, bloody diarrhea, signs of dehydration, or diarrhea or vomiting lasting more than two days. Salmonella can spread beyond the gut and is most dangerous for infants, older adults, and people with weakened immune systems.

Next Steps

What To Do Now

1

Check your refrigerator for cartons with the Leaping Bear Farm logo labeled Grade A Pasture Raised Organic Eggs and dated June 1 through September 5, 2026. Don't eat them

2

Photograph the carton, its date and any receipt first. Then put the eggs in the trash for landfill disposal. State officials say not to compost them

3

Wash the refrigerator and anything else the eggs touched with hot, soapy water or run it through a dishwasher

4

Write down where you bought the eggs, what you made with them, when you ate them, and when you started feeling sick

5

Ask your doctor whether a stool test makes sense. A lab sample lets health officials compare your infection with the outbreak strain

6

Call Ron Simon & Associates at 1-888-335-4901 for a free case review

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You may have a claim. Our lawyers can review your possible egg exposure, illness, and available records to assess the connection. You don't need to establish an outbreak-strain match or find the carton before contacting us.

Sources & Citations

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