Taco Bell’s scramble to curb a lettuce-linked outbreak and shield its brand
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Taco Bell’s leadership raced to contain a cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to Taylor Farms lettuce, pulling potentially affected iceberg lettuce and coordinating with franchisees as health officials investigated across five states; thousands were sickened and FDA warnings followed, while the company pressed to reassure customers and preserve its brand amid public concern.
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