Federal health officials have linked an outbreak of cyclosporiasis to iceberg lettuce served in Taco Bell restaurants across five states. The source of the lettuce has been identified as a single supplier from Mexico. In response, Taco Bell announced that it is removing all iceberg lettuce from its supply chain and replacing it.
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Taco Bell removes iceberg lettuce from supply chain due to cyclospora outbreak
Taco Bell is removing iceberg lettuce from its supply chain after federal health officials linked a cyclospora outbreak to the produce served in its restaurants in five states. The lettuce has been traced back to a single supplier in Mexico.
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