Ex-FDA chief calls Taylor Farms' attempt to delay cyclospora recall unusual

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Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said it was not standard operating procedure for Taylor Farms to ask the White House to delay a recall tied to a cyclospora outbreak, a move reported as investigators prepared to publicly link the company; the recall and related FDA messaging have been oscillating, including conflicting statements about iceberg lettuce from Mexico and the scope of the recall.
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