© Centrum Valley Farms was at the heart of a 2010 salmonella outbreak
CLARION, Iowa (AP) -
An Iowa egg producer diverted eggs from the food supply after a recent inspection discovered salmonella in two of its barns.
Centrum Valley Farms told The Associated Press the FDA found the strain in two of six poultry houses tested at its Clarion facility in May.
The company said the finding didn't mean eggs were tainted. However, they withheld them until they tested negative and were approved for sale by the FDA.
The plant's under strict oversight because it was implicated in the 2010 salmonella outbreak, which caused a recall of 550 million eggs and sickened hundreds.