If you consumed eggs recently from farmers markets in Blue Hill, Stonington, Northeast Harbor or Bar Harbor (Eden) or FarmDrop or directly from Rainbow Farm in Orland, you

ORLAND (WGME) -- The Maine Department of Agriculture is recalling eggs from a farm in Orland after a salmonella outbreak. According to the Press Herald, at least five people got sick after eating eggs from Rainbow Farm. Officials say the recalled eggs were also sold at farmers markets in Bar Harbor, Blue Hill, Northeast Harbor and Stonington.

Consumers who still have eggs from this farm are advised to get rid of them, or you can return them to the location where they were purchased from.

Some eggs from a farm in Maine have been recalled due to an apparent salmonella outbreak, according to state officials.

AUGUSTA - A recall has been issued for eggs from Rainbow Farm in Orland following a salmonella outbreak. The Maine CDC has identified the consumption of these eggs as the source of the outbreak. At least 5 people have fallen ill and tested positive for salmonella after eating eggs from the farm.

The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF) is ordering a recall of eggs from Rainbow Farm in Orland following a salmonellosis outbreak. The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention has identified the consumption of these eggs as the source of the outbreak.