AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCyclospora Update: The U.S. FDA says a “false positive” lab result briefly linked Taylor Farms lettuce to the Cyclospora outbreak, but it insists the investigation still points to shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico, with cases still rising (Michigan reported 6,148). Food Safety & Recalls: FDA and CDC continue urging people to avoid implicated shredded lettuce served at Taco Bell in five states, while Taylor Farms’ recall remains in effect and regulators keep testing products coming across the border. Multiple Outbreak Clusters: FDA says it has investigated five Cyclospora clusters since May; three are closed, while the largest one is still active with illnesses reported as recently as last week. Cross-Border Health Pressure: The outbreak is driving renewed attention on Mexico’s supply chain and how produce is traced and tested before it reaches U.S. shelves. Immigration Scrutiny: U.S. bishops called for accountability after migrant deaths during ICE operations, including the killing of Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado Araújo.
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