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CDC Identifies Contaminated Lettuce from Taco Bell as Source of Cyclospora Outbreak

The CDC has identified contaminated shredded iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell as the source of a cyclospora outbreak affecting five U.S. states. The FDA is investigating the supplier, while Taco Bell has committed to removing the affected lettuce from its supply chain. The outbreak has resulted in thousands of reported cases and hospitalizations across multiple states.

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The CDC has identified contaminated shredded iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell as the source of a cyclospora outbreak affecting five U.S. states. The FDA is investigating the supplier, while Taco Bell has committed to removing the affected lettuce from its supply chain. The outbreak has resulted in thousands of reported cases and hospitalizations across multiple states.

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RUNS FOR THE BORDER: Lettuce at TACO BELL in 5 states confirmed as a source of diarrhea parasite...

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CDC Identifies Contaminated Lettuce from Taco Bell as Source of Cyclospora Outbreak