<p>The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Friday that its inspectors found cyclospora at a Mexican farm associated with the largest foodborne illness outbreak of the parasite in U.S. history. This announcement follows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declaring the end of the outbreak, which infected nearly 13,000 people.</p><p>According to FDA inspectors, cyclospora was detected in two locations: a wastewater tank and a drainage ditch used for lettuce cultivation. The agency stated that it is currently unclear how the lettuce became infected.</p>
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Cyclospora Detected at Mexican Farm Linked to Lettuce Outbreak, FDA Reports
The FDA reported finding cyclospora at a Mexican farm linked to a significant lettuce outbreak, which previously infected nearly 13,000 individuals. The contamination was detected in a wastewater tank and a drainage ditch, though the method of infection remains uncertain.
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