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Taco Bell sells $1 lettuce-free enchiritos to quell diarrhea parasite backlash

Taco Bell is introducing $1 lettuce-free enchiritos as the chain responds to an ongoing cyclospora parasite outbreak.

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The brief

Taco Bell has initiated a $1 pricing strategy for its enchirito menu item. The product is being marketed specifically as lettuce-free to address concerns following reports of a cyclospora outbreak.

Coverage from GuruFocus, Seeking Alpha, USA Today, Bloomberg, and the New York Post focuses on the chain's attempt to reverse a customer slump. Reports highlight the tactical removal of lettuce from the promotion to distance the offering from the current health concerns.

Future updates will likely monitor customer reception to the promotion. Coverage does not yet specify the duration of the $1 pricing or if the item will remain on the menu once the outbreak concerns subside.

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Quick answers

What is the price of the new enchirito?

The enchirito is being offered for $1.

Why is the product marketed as lettuce-free?

The marketing responds to a cyclospora parasite outbreak linked to lettuce.

Which organization is implementing this change?

Taco Bell is the organization implementing this menu change.

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