The FDA has issued a notice regarding a recall involving General Mills, concurrent with the CDC warning consumers about lettuce linked to Taco Bell.
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Updated Jul 26
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What happened
The FDA has issued a notice regarding a recall involving General Mills, concurrent with the CDC warning consumers about lettuce linked to Taco Bell.
Who's involved
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Part of
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.Also in this story
- An outbreak linked to lettuce from Taylor Farms is under investigation by the FDA, affecting Taco Bell operations.
- A foodborne illness outbreak involving Taco Bell's lettuce has been reported in North Olmsted, Ohio.
The entities involved
- FDA
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General Mills
American consumer goods manufacturer
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
government organization in Kampala, Uganda
Related events
- Recall of Central Mexico grown lettuce from Taylor Farms linked to a Cyclospora outbreak is under investigation by the FDA and CDC.
- FDA issued a nationwide recall of pasta sold at Walmart following an investigation triggered by state department sampling.
- FDA is overseeing food safety recalls and monitoring products sold at Walmart stores.
- FDA issues warnings leading to product recalls in Texas.
- Cyclospora outbreak reported in Michigan, FDA tracking foodborne illness, Trump cuts CDC funding, and Taylor Farms supplies lettuce to Taco Bell.
Coverage
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