A Cyclospora outbreak has been linked to produce originating from central Mexico.
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Updated Aug 17
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A Cyclospora outbreak has been linked to produce originating from central Mexico.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- An outbreak linked to produce sourced from central Mexico is now reported in Arizona.Sub-event
- Cyclospora outbreak linked to Mexican lettuce causes foot traffic decline at Sweetgreen and Taco Bell.Sub-event
- A Cyclospora outbreak has been linked to produce originating from central Mexico, now involving Ohio and raising concerns about large chain food sourcing.Sub-event
Cyclospora outbreak traced to produce from central Mexico.1 source
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