Taylor Farms de Mexico

The CDC added Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania to the Cyclosporiasis outbreak, bringing confirmed cases to 1,947 and hospitalizations to 98. The CDC linked cases to eating at Taco Bell and warned against consuming lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico.

Michigan has reported 10,773 cyclosporiasis cases, up from 8,176 cases last week, with 193 hospitalizations linked to the outbreak. Investigations point to lettuce and salad greens as potential sources, though no specific grower or supplier has been identified. Federal agencies and state health departments are collaborating to trace the outbreak, which affects nine states.

Cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan have risen to 8,176, with lettuce and salad greens emerging as a likely source. Taylor Farms De Mexico recalled iceberg lettuce products linked to the outbreak, and the FDA and CDC are investigating. Hospitalizations have increased to 160.

Cyclosporiasis cases are rising, prompting advice to ask servers about lettuce sources and choose fully cooked foods. The CDC warns against recalled iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico, and the Michigan Department of Health recommends washing produce and peeling fruits/vegetables to reduce risk.

The FDA maintains that lettuce from Taylor Fresh Foods and Taylor Farms de Mexico is linked to a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak, despite challenges in definitively tracing the source. A retracted test has not diminished the agency's focus on Taylor Farms' products as the potential cause.

The FDA maintains that lettuce from Taylor Fresh Foods and Taylor Farms de Mexico is linked to a multistate Cyclosporiasis outbreak, though tracing the source remains challenging. A retracted test has not deterred the agency from focusing on these distributors.

The FDA initially reported a positive test for Cyclospora in iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in Mexico but later retracted it as a false positive. Taylor Farms Mexico voluntarily recalled its iceberg lettuce, and Mexican authorities are collaborating with the U.S. to investigate the outbreak source.

Michigan's Cyclospora outbreak has grown to over 6,100 cases with 102 hospitalizations, linked to recalled iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico distributed to Taco Bell locations. Federal officials warn symptoms may persist for weeks due to the parasite's delayed onset and seasonal peak between May and August.

The FDA confirmed a false positive test for cyclospora in a Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce sample, but maintains its ongoing investigation into the outbreak linked to the company's shredded lettuce. The false positive was detected during a lab quality check, and the FDA emphasizes the recall of Taylor Farms' iceberg lettuce remains in effect despite no confirmed positive samples.

The FDA retracted a July 18, 2026, report of Cyclospora in Taylor Farms de Mexico lettuce after determining it was a false positive. The agency notified the company and removed the finding from public updates, emphasizing ongoing efforts to test products and remove contaminated items from the market.

The FDA initially reported a positive test for Cyclospora in Taylor Farms de Mexico lettuce but later retracted it as a false positive. Taylor Farms recalled all iceberg lettuce from central Mexico in the U.S., and companies like Taco Bell, Jack in the Box, Sysco, and Walmart removed the product from distribution.

The FDA confirmed a sample of Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak was a false positive, retracting prior claims. A voluntary recall of specific Taylor Farms products sold at Taco Bell and Walmart was issued, but no cyclospora contamination has been confirmed in tested samples. The CDC reports cyclosporiasis cases in 34 states, with Michigan reporting over 4,300 cases as of July 16.

The FDA confirmed a Taylor Farms lettuce sample initially testing positive for cyclospora was a false positive. Taylor Farms issued a voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce from central Mexico but clarified other products are unaffected. The FDA's traceback investigation linked the cyclosporiasis outbreak to Taylor Farms de Mexico, which supplies Taco Bell locations associated with sick individuals.

Iceberg lettuce sold by Taylor Farms de Mexico is being recalled in 27 states, including New Jersey, due to potential Cyclospora contamination as announced by the FDA. The recall was initiated because of possible contamination risks.

Taylor Farms de Mexico is recalling iceberg lettuce products distributed in Michigan and other states due to potential cyclospora contamination linked to an outbreak. Consumers are advised to discard affected products and seek refunds, while the company suspends distribution from central Mexico.

Taylor Farms de Mexico has recalled iceberg lettuce from central Mexico linked to a Cyclospora outbreak. The recall includes products containing this lettuce and specifies when and where they were sold.