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Lettuce and cyclosporiasis spread
An outbreak of cyclosporiasis linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce has resulted in over 10,000 confirmed cases across 47 states, with ongoing investigations by health authorities. The parasite, which is resistant to washing and sanitizing, was traced to lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms from central Mexico and served at Taco Bell and other distributors. The produce was shipped through a complex cold chain from Mexico into the U.S., raising concerns about food safety and import practices.
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