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Taco Bell is offering discounted lettuce-free menu items, including a $1 Mexican pizza, to recover from a cyclospora outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce. The outbreak, traced to shredded iceberg lettuce from central Mexico, caused a decline in customer traffic and a drop in Yum! Brands' stock. Taco Bell has removed affected lettuce and used social media to communicate with customers.

Taco Bell is selling its Mexican Pizza for $1 on July 28 due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce. The pizza is lettuce-free and typically priced between $5.39 and $6.99. Rewards members also receive a $1 drink offer on the same day.

Taco Bell is offering its Mexican Pizza for $1 on July 28 due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce. The promotion excludes lettuce and follows a similar $1 Enchirito offer on July 22. Rewards members also receive a $1 drink on the same day.

Taco Bell is offering its Mexican Pizza for $1 on July 28 due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to its shredded iceberg lettuce. The promotion excludes lettuce and includes a $1 drink for rewards members, following a similar $1 Enchirito offer earlier in July.

Taco Bell is offering its Mexican Pizza for $1 on Tuesday, July 28, featuring beef, beans, cheese, tomatoes, and pizza sauce. The $1 deal aims to retain customers following a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce at some locations, which caused a dip in sales and foot traffic.

Taco Bell launched a $1 deal for Enchiritos and Nacho Fries to boost sales after a 30% drop in foot traffic linked to concerns over lettuce tied to a cyclospora outbreak. Federal health officials initially connected the outbreak to Taco Bell's lettuce supplier, though they later questioned the test results while maintaining the recall.