Nation's largest food distributor halts Mexican lettuce purchases after outbreak linked to two deaths
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- Sysco has stopped buying iceberg lettuce from Mexico amid US cyclosporiasis outbreak, CEO says The Detroit News · 2d ago
- Taylor Farms Has Rewritten Its Cyclospora Statement Four Times in Sixteen Days. It Still Has Not Said What Changed at That Plant After 2013, or Why Two Thousand Negative Tests Should Mean Anything. Marler Blog · 2d ago
- Exclusive-Sysco has stopped buying iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms and Mexico amid US cyclosporiasis outbreak, CEO says Yahoo Finance · 2d ago
- EXCLUSIVE: Sysco has stopped buying iceberg lettuce from Mexico amid US cyclosporiasis outbreak, CEO says Reuters · 2d ago
- America's biggest food distributor cuts suppliers as 'explosive diarrhoea' cases rise Sky News · 2d ago
- Nation's largest food distributor halts Mexican lettuce purchases after outbreak linked to two deaths Fox Business · 2d ago broke it first
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