central Mexico
Coverage of central Mexico in the Nexus archive.
- Vegetable supplier Taylor Farms to pull some products amid cyclosporiasis outbreak
Taylor Farms, a California-based vegetable producer, is voluntarily removing iceberg lettuce from central Mexico linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. The FDA provided information prompting the recall, which affects products potentially connected to the outbreak.
- California company pulls central Mexico lettuce served at Taco Bell due to cyclospora outbreak
A California-based company, Taylor Farms, is recalling iceberg lettuce from central Mexico linked to a cyclospora outbreak. The lettuce was served at Taco Bell locations in the U.S. The recall follows a voluntary action after the Centers for Disease Control became involved.
- Cyclosporiasis outbreak: Taylor Farms recalling all central Mexico iceberg lettuce from US market
Taylor Farms is voluntarily recalling all iceberg lettuce sourced from a central Mexico farm in the US market due to a Cyclosporiasis outbreak. The recall is linked to lettuce produced at the central Mexico facility.
- Cyclosporiasis outbreak: Taylor Farms recalling all central Mexico iceberg lettuce from US market
Taylor Farms is recalling all iceberg lettuce sourced from a central Mexico farm in the U.S. market due to a Cyclosporiasis outbreak. The company described the action as voluntary.
- Cyclosporiasis outbreak: Taylor Farms recalling all central Mexico iceberg lettuce from US market
Taylor Farms is voluntarily recalling all iceberg lettuce sourced from a central Mexico farm in the U.S. market due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. The company cited safety concerns as the reason for the removal.
- Cyclosporiasis outbreak: Taylor Farms recalling all central Mexico iceberg lettuce from US market
Taylor Farms is voluntarily recalling all iceberg lettuce sourced from a central Mexico farm in the United States due to a Cyclosporiasis outbreak. The recall is linked to lettuce produced at the central Mexico facility.