US declares end to lettuce parasite outbreak that killed 2
US health authorities have declared the nation's largest recorded cyclosporiasis outbreak over. The outbreak, linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce sourced by Taylor Farms from central Mexico, sickened thousands and led to a major food recall.

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AI-generatedUS health authorities have declared the nation's largest recorded cyclosporiasis outbreak over. The outbreak, linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce sourced by Taylor Farms from central Mexico, sickened thousands and led to a major food recall. While the outbreak is officially ended, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continues to investigate how the parasite entered the food supply. This incident has renewed scrutiny of food-safety controls for imported produce and impacted consumer confidence, with some individuals avoiding raw produce and dining out.
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4 extractedThe outbreak sickened thousands and was linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce sourced by Taylor Farms from central Mexico.
US health authorities declared the nation’s largest recorded cyclosporiasis outbreak over.
The outbreak prompted one of the largest food recalls in recent years.
The outbreak rattled consumer confidence, leading some shoppers to avoid raw produce and dining out.