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Taylor Farms launches recall in 27 states after iceberg lettuce tied to outbreak

Taylor Farms is recalling iceberg lettuce across 27 states following a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to the global salad supplier.

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Taylor Farms recalled iceberg lettuce in 27 states due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. Walmart removed four bagged iceberg lettuce salads as part of the recall.

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What happened

Taylor Farms has launched a recall of iceberg lettuce across 27 states due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. The recall includes bagged iceberg lettuce salads, with Consumer Reports specifying that the lettuce is Mexican in origin.

Coverage from CNBC, CNN, and The New York Times emphasizes the scale of the recall and the potential for cyclospora contamination. Bloomberg, Fortune, and USA Today report that Walmart has removed four specific bagged iceberg lettuce salads from its stores as cases rise.

Further reports are expected as the recall continues to expand and more information regarding the cyclosporiasis cases becomes available.

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How many states are affected by the Taylor Farms recall?

The recall covers 27 states.

What is the cause of the recall?

The recall is due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to potential cyclospora contamination.

Which major retailer has removed affected products?

Walmart has removed four bagged iceberg lettuce salads.

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