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Federal health officials confirmed that lettuce sourced from Mexico and served at Taco Bell locations in five U.S. states is the cause of a multistate outbreak of cyclospora infections. The CDC advised consumers not to eat shredded iceberg lettuce from these restaurants, and the FDA is investigating a single lettuce supplier. Over 30 states have reported cases, surpassing previous record levels, with cases rising over the past decade due to improved detection and climate factors.
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