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IFPA's Max Teplitski wrote, “We ask the FDA to work with us to strengthen both consumer confidence and the produce...

The International Fresh Produce Association points to the close communication among FDA, CDC, and the industry over the past two...

While the outbreak is over, FDA continues the outbreak investigation of Cyclospora infections linked to iceberg lettuce from central Mexico.

The total case count associated with this outbreak is now 11,458 illnesses reported from 20 states, with Georgia, Tennessee, and...

Since the last update on August 13, state and local health officials have continued to interview additional people sick with...

This summer’s Cyclospora outbreak has done lasting damage to the produce industry based on consumer confidence and lower overall sales.

The total case count associated with this multistate outbreak is now 9,481 illnesses reported from 17 states.

This guidance is aimed at manufacturers and processors of ready-to-eat fresh-cut items such as chopped lettuce, vegetables, and fruit salads.

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The FDA and CDC are investigating illnesses in a multistate outbreak of Salmonella Javiana infections linked to jalapeños from Sinaloa,...

This outbreak is affecting consumer demand, as consumers are avoiding salads and lettuce varieties, even if they’re not linked to it.

This includes the addition of 6 states since the last update: Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and North Carolina.

On August 3, the MDHHS reported 11,234 total cases related to the Cyclospora outbreak, 193 hospitalizations, and two deaths.

This outbreak includes illnesses from 9 states: Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and W. Virginia.

Taylor Farms de Mexico remains under investigation for the Cyclospora outbreak that is linked to Taco Bell.

The International Fresh Produce Association released this updated statement on July 19, 2026, on the Cyclospora outbreak.

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