HEALTHJul 21 · 01:37 UTCWSOC ABC CHARLOTTEJonathan Lowe

Local restaurants bolster food safety as North Carolina fights cyclosporiasis

North Carolina has reported 307 cases of cyclosporiasis, prompting local restaurants to enhance food safety protocols. Dilworth Neighborhood Grill's General Manager Matthew Turner described steps taken by his restaurant, including reviewing produce sources and avoiding pre-packaged options, as health authorities link cases to parsley, cilantro, and lettuce.

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