Is Lettuce Still Unsafe? Experts Weigh In After Cyclospora Warning Update
Food safety experts are evaluating the current status of lettuce consumption following a recent update to a Cyclospora warning.
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Food safety experts are evaluating the current status of lettuce consumption following a recent update to a Cyclospora warning.
Food safety concerns surrounding lettuce, eggs, and recalls prompt consumer questions as data emerges in 2026.
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Cyclosporiasis cases surpass 4,000 in Ohio as health officials address a concerning social media trend involving the disease.
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A national Cyclospora outbreak is driving shoppers away from supermarkets and toward local farmers markets for lettuce.
California lettuce growers are destroying viable crops and plowing them back into the ground due to a parasite outbreak linked to Cyclospora.
A cyclospora lettuce outbreak has sent shoppers fleeing supermarkets, boosting local farms and sparking a nationwide trust crisis.
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A cyclospora lettuce outbreak probe involving Taylor Farms encounters new twists, political questions, and recalls.
Federal health officials retract a cyclospora contamination finding in a major lettuce recall as litigation against a fast-food chain begins.
Taylor Farms is pulling Mexico-grown lettuce products following reports of a Cyclospora parasite outbreak linked to Taco Bell.
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FDA and health investigators link a cyclosporiasis parasitic outbreak to Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce supplied to Taco Bell locations.
A nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce has sickened thousands, with cases now spreading across 31 U.S. states.