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  1. A foodborne illness outbreak is underway, traced to lettuce from Mexico, leading to FDA investigations into Taco Bell's supplier and health warnings issued by the CDC for consumers in Indiana.
  2. An outbreak linked to lettuce from Taylor Farms is under investigation by the FDA, affecting Taco Bell operations.
  3. Lettuce sourced from central Mexico by Taylor Farms.
  4. The FDA is investigating a foodborne outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce sourced from Central Mexico, involving Taylor Farms.

A foodborne illness outbreak linked to lettuce sourced from central Mexico is under investigation by the FDA, with reports of the issue in Kansas and Illinois.

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A foodborne illness outbreak linked to lettuce sourced from central Mexico is under investigation by the FDA, with reports of the issue in Kansas and Illinois.

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  1. The outbreak has expanded, with Iowa being added to the list of states impacted by the Central Mexico lettuce contamination.1 source
  2. Outbreak linked to lettuce from Mexico, involving FDA investigation and affecting Kansas and Illinois.1 source

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