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Midland Area Farmers Market
Coverage of Midland Area Farmers Market in the Nexus archive.
- Lettuce sells out at farmers market amid concerns over ‘explosive diarrhea’ outbreak
A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce and leafy greens has caused rapid sellouts at Michigan farmers markets as residents stockpile locally sourced produce. Health officials recommend buying whole heads of lettuce, washing thoroughly, and cooking greens to 158°F to mitigate risks, with 3,762 confirmed cases statewide.
- Lettuce sells out at farmers market amid concerns over ‘explosive diarrhea’ outbreak
A parasite outbreak linked to lettuce and leafy greens in Michigan has caused panic buying at farmers markets, with vendors reporting rapid sell-outs. Health officials advise purchasing whole lettuce, washing it thoroughly, and avoiding pre-washed greens due to the cyclosporiasis-linked 'explosive diarrhea' outbreak, which has 3,762 confirmed cases statewide.