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Federal health officials have linked a widespread outbreak of cyclospora infections to contaminated lettuce supplied from Mexico and served at Taco Bell locations in multiple US states. The CDC advised consumers not to eat shredded iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell in certain states, as the outbreak has resulted in thousands of cases, primarily in Michigan and other states, with many requiring hospitalization. The investigation identified Taylor Fresh Foods as the supplier, prompting Taco Bell to cease using its lettuce nationwide, while the supplier has voluntarily removed all iceberg lettuce from the market.
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