Ohio customer files lawsuit after Taco Bell meals during parasite outbreak
But Michigan officials say more than 100 people in that state have been hospitalized, and health officials say dozens more have been hospitalized in other…
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Michigan — the apparent epicenter of the current outbreak — is reporting more than 5,000 cases, and more than 2,000 additional probable and suspected cases have been reported in other states. Taylor Farms also was tied to a 2013 cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to salad mix and a 2024 E. coli outbreak tied to onions served at McDonald’s. An Ohio man has sued a Taco Bell franchise operator after alleging he contracted Cyclospora from contaminated food during a nationwide outbreak.
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Michigan — the apparent epicenter of the current outbreak — is reporting more than 5,000 cases, and more than 2,000 additional probable and suspected cases have been reported in other states.
according to The Boston GlobeTaylor Farms also was tied to a 2013 cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to salad mix and a 2024 E. coli outbreak tied to onions served at McDonald’s.
according to The Boston GlobeAn Ohio man has sued a Taco Bell franchise operator after alleging he contracted Cyclospora from contaminated food during a nationwide outbreak
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