The recall involves a supply chain link to a grower in Sinaloa, Mexico. This follows a separate, larger outbreak of cyclospora linked to iceberg lettuce.

The CDC has expanded its investigation into a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce supplied to Taco Bell. There are 1,947 reported cases across nine states, resulting in at least 98 hospitalizations.

Federal health officials retracted a laboratory finding that linked Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce to a nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak. Despite the correction, the company's voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce remains in effect.

A federal investigation has identified Taylor Farms as a potential source of a widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to lettuce served at Taco Bell. Health officials are currently monitoring thousands of cases as the investigation continues.

Health officials are investigating a cyclosporiasis outbreak across 34 states. While some patients reported eating at Taco Bell, no link has been confirmed.

Michigan health authorities have identified lettuce and salad greens as a potential source for a sprawling cyclosporiasis outbreak. Officials are advising consumers to thoroughly wash or cook produce to mitigate the risk of this parasitic infection.

Federal health officials are tracking a surge in Cyclospora infections linked to contaminated produce, with localized clusters emerging in Michigan.