FDA lays out scale of Taylor Farms lettuce recall tied to parasite outbreak
TL;DR
An FDA update catalogs the Taylor Farms recall linked to a cyclospora outbreak, detailing nearly 240,000 cases of iceberg/romaine lettuce pulled from Mexico to 27 states, with Walmart’s Marketside providing the largest share and chains like Subway and Taco Bell among those affected; nationwide illness totals exceed 22,700, with about 500 hospitalizations and two deaths, and Michigan remains the hardest hit.
- FDA’s ‘explosive diarrhea’ report reveals all the Taylor Farms recall products and affected restaurants The Independent
- Taylor Farms linked to 5 other Cyclospora or E.Coli outbreaks in last decade-plus CNN
- How lettuce linked to cyclosporiasis outbreak can get to your table USA Today
- Is It Safe to Eat Lettuce Again? Here’s What Food Safety Experts Say Food & Wine
- Cyclospora fears are sending shoppers to farmers markets for local produce Fox News
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