Cyclospora concerns fuel rush to Ohio farmers markets for fresh lettuce
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Cyclospora outbreak fears are driving more Ohio shoppers to farmers markets for locally grown lettuce, with vendors often selling out within 30–60 minutes as grocery-store lettuce sales dip; authorities urge thorough washing and precautions while the outbreak spreads nationwide and recalls impact supply.
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