A Cyclospora outbreak linked to produce from central Mexico is causing health alerts and leading to the discontinuation of a specific independent farm supplier used by Taco Bell.
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Updated Jul 17
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A Cyclospora outbreak linked to produce from central Mexico is causing health alerts and leading to the discontinuation of a specific independent farm supplier used by Taco Bell.
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