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Farmers markets in Ohio are seeing increased attendance as consumers seek locally grown produce amid concerns about the Cyclospora outbreak. The CDC has reported over 6,300 confirmed cases across 15 states, prompting health officials to issue food safety guidelines. Local produce is perceived as having a lower risk of contamination due to shorter supply chains.
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Farmers markets in Ohio are seeing increased attendance as consumers seek locally grown produce amid concerns about the Cyclospora outbreak. The CDC has reported over 6,300 confirmed cases across 15 states, prompting health officials to issue food safety guidelines. Local produce is perceived as having a lower risk of contamination due to shorter supply chains.
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Cyclospora fears are sending shoppers to farmers markets for local produce
Increase in Farmers Market Attendance Amid Cyclospora Outbreak Concerns