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Cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce expands to Georgia, Tennessee and Texas

The CDC says the lettuce-linked cyclosporiasis outbreak has grown with three new states—Georgia, Tennessee and Texas—joining the list, bringing confirmed illnesses to about 20 states (plus D.C.). The latest data show roughly 17,180 lab-confirmed cases and at least 11,841 probable cases as of Aug. 25, with nearly 500 hospitalizations and two deaths (Michigan and Ohio) reported; as the investigation continues, FDA recalls and tracing efforts focus on iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico, with thousands more cases likely to be identified as reporting lags close.

via Yahoo|

#cdc #cyclospora-cayetanensis #cyclosporiasis

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Lettuce-linked cyclospora outbreak expands to Georgia, Tennessee and Texas

U.S. health officials confirm cyclospora cases linked to recalled iceberg lettuce have expanded to 20 states, with three new ones—Georgia, Tennessee and Texas—bringing the total sick to 11,458. The outbreak points to iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico; recalls remain in effect and investigations continue. Officials note about 29,000 confirmed or suspected cyclospora cases this year and 922 hospitalizations, marking the largest U.S. outbreak of its kind since 2019.

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#cyclospora #cyclosporiasis #health

food-safety5 days ago•11 min saved

Recall Summer: Navigating a Wave of Contaminated Food

2026 has seen a flood of recalls—from cyclospora outbreaks linked to produce that sickened about 17,000 people across 48 states to incidents of glass in popsicles and salmonella in eggs, sprouts, and supplements—raising questions about how safe what we eat actually is. The number of recalls, now over 160, is high, and illnesses are up sharply this year, with supply chains dominated by a few large producers (notably Taylor Farms). Regulators argue recalls are not unusually high relative to a decade ago, but critics say the picture is more complex when you count outbreaks without recalls and aging, lean staffing at the FDA/CDC/USDA. The Trump administration’s move to import large amounts of foreign beef adds market uncertainty amid recalls and contested sourcing. All of this underscores how difficult it is to trust everyday groceries, with the author concluding that caution is warranted—humor aside—about what’s considered safe to eat today.

via The Ringer|

#beef-imports #cyclospora #fda

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U.S. Cyclospora Outbreak Expands to 48 States Tied to Lettuce from Mexico

CDC data show 17,180 lab-confirmed Cyclospora infections across 48 states and Washington, D.C. since May 1, with two deaths and 922 hospitalizations; Michigan remains hardest hit, and New Mexico was added to the list of affected states. The largest outbreak, linked to iceberg lettuce grown in central Mexico and recalled by Taylor Farms, accounts for about 10,930 cases across 17 states. The CDC notes a reporting lag of roughly six weeks and says several other clusters are under investigation as state counts continue to rise, though the overall trend is starting to slow.

via USA Today|

#cdc #cyclospora #health

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Taylor Farms lettuce may have reached nine additional jurisdictions, including D.C. and Puerto Rico

Federal officials say recalled Taylor Farms lettuce linked to a cyclospora outbreak may have been distributed to nine additional jurisdictions, expanding the potential reach of contaminated products; the best-by dates have passed, and these recalled items should no longer be sold in stores or restaurants.

via The Washington Post|

#cyclospora #fda #food-recalls

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Lettuce-linked Cyclospora outbreak chills salad sales, signaling a possible rebound ahead

New Numerator data show a July cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce and salad greens caused more than 26 million U.S. households to cut salad purchases in the month ending July 26, with over 6.5 million pulling back on salad kits; recalls and supplier withdrawals (Marketside iceberg lettuce, Taylor Farms) accompanied a decline in overall salad spending and fast-food salad trips, though about 82% of those who paused purchases say they expect to return once the outbreak is contained, suggesting a potential rebound.

via Yahoo|

#cyclosporiasis #health #lettuce-recall

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Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Crashes Lettuce Prices, Sparks Political Scrutiny

A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to pre-packaged lettuce has produced over 24,000 cases across 47 states, driving a record 16% drop in lettuce prices and hurting restaurant traffic tied to Taylor Farms. FDA/CDC data show only small shares of recalled lettuce reached major chains (2.5% to Taco Bell, 3.4% to Subway), complicating narratives about sources. Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized the White House for its handling and data transparency, highlighting broader concerns about the government’s public health response amid lobbying and political ties surrounding Taylor Farms.

via Futurism|

#cyclosporiasis #health #lettuce

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FDA probes Mexican lettuce plant amid Cyclospora outbreak

FDA has begun inspecting Taylor Farms' Guanajuato, Mexico plant after linking its iceberg lettuce to a multistate Cyclospora outbreak; the company paused processing, issued recalls, and investigators are examining water sources and supply chains as cases rise across states.

via USA Today|

#cyclospora #fda-inspection #food-safety

health19 days ago•3 min saved

Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce expands across states, CDC maps spread

An ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico has grown, with the CDC reporting 13,895 lab-confirmed cases across 47 states (May 1–Aug 10) and at least 10,455 additional probable cases; Michigan and Ohio lead in reported illnesses, and Michigan notes the first two deaths in the nationwide outbreak. The FDA links the largest outbreak to Taylor Farms lettuce and Walmart’s Marketside brand (the biggest distribution, about 46%), with other major recipients including Taylor Farms itself, Subway, Jack in the Box, and several distributors. While the lettuce-related outbreak spans Maine and Massachusetts as of updates, officials say multiple clusters exist and tracing is difficult due to long incubation and sampling challenges; other non-lettuce outbreaks are under investigation and not yet linked to the same source.

via USA Today|

#cyclospora-cayetanensis #cyclosporiasis #fda-enforcement

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FDA sends inspectors to Mexico to probe Taylor Farms cyclospora link

FDA investigators traveled to Taylor Farms’ operation in Doctor Mora, Mexico, to inspect facilities tied to the U.S. cyclospora outbreak linked to shredded lettuce; inspectors plan to visit the surrounding fields next as the company had suspended production at affected facilities on July 18. The outbreak sickened nearly 10,000 people across 17 states, making this the largest cyclospora outbreak in the United States.

via The Washington Post|

#cyclospora #fda #health

health20 days ago•2 min saved

Lettuce-Linked Cyclospora Outbreak Highlights FDA Inspection Gaps

A cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce from Taylor Farms’ Guanajuato facility has infected about 25,000 people across 15 states and caused two deaths. The FDA last inspected the facility in 2019 (with no inspection since 2013), highlighting long-standing gaps in foreign facility oversight amid budget and staffing constraints. CBS News also notes Taylor Farms’ recent recalls, including E. coli-contaminated onions in 2024.

via KPTV|

#cyclosporiasis #fda-inspections #food-safety

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Lettuce-linked Cyclospora outbreak exposes FDA inspection gaps

The cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce has sickened nearly 25,000 people across 15 states and caused two deaths; CBS News says the farm hasn’t been inspected since 2019 (and 2013 before that), highlighting long-standing gaps in foreign facility oversight as the FDA struggles to meet inspection goals due to budget and staffing constraints. Taylor Farms has faced recalls in recent years, including a 2024 E. coli incident tied to McDonald’s onions.

via WOWT|

#contaminated-lettuce #cyclosporiasis #fda-inspections

food-safety21 days ago•5 min saved

Salmonella Jalapeño Recall Expands to Major Retailers After 345 Illnesses

A jalapeño recall tied to Salmonella has expanded to products sold at Walmart, Trader Joe’s, Target, Hannaford, Kroger, Stop & Shop, Whole Foods and more, after 345 illnesses and 36 hospitalizations across 27 states. The jalapeños, grown in Sinaloa, Mexico and distributed by Coast Citrus Distributors to Taylor Farms, prompted a broad FDA/FSIS public health alert; consumers should not eat or sell recalled items, discard them if found, and sanitize any surfaces or containers that touched the product. Check store and UPC lists to identify affected items.

via Delish|

#food-safety #jalapenos #recall

health21 days ago•2 min saved

Cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce tops 24,000 cases as spread slows

The CDC reports more than 24,000 cyclosporiasis illnesses across 45 states, including at least 13,895 lab-confirmed cases with 740 hospitalizations and about 10,455 unconfirmed cases; the weekly case increase has slowed to roughly 2,000. Michigan has two deaths. The outbreak is linked to iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico and distributed by Taylor Farms, affecting restaurants, food services, retailers, and other outlets.

via ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos|

#cdc #cyclosporiasis #health

us22 days ago•42 min saved

FDA Expands Jalapeño Recall Across Major Retailers in 26 States

The FDA has broadened a recall of jalapeño-containing foods distributed to Hannaford, Kroger, Stop & Shop, Target, Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Whole Foods, and other retailers in 26 states due to a Salmonella Javiana outbreak linked to Coast Citrus jalapeños; Taylor Farms issued its own jalapeño-related recall after sourcing from Coast Citrus, and no illnesses tied to the Taylor Farms jalapeño products have been reported yet. The recalled items span dips, salsas, pico de gallo, burritos, and various store-brand products. Consumers who purchased affected items should discard them and request refunds from retailers or contact Taylor Farms for questions; the FDA and CDC continue investigating the multi-state outbreak.

via Yahoo News Canada|

#coast-citrus-distributors #fda-recall #jalapeno-peppers