FDA Confirms Safety of Iceberg Lettuce Amid Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
Federal health officials assure consumers that recalled iceberg lettuce linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak is no longer on the market. Experts advise that it is generally safe to eat lettuce, provided it is not from the recalled batches.
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FDA Confirms Safety of Iceberg Lettuce Amid Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
FDA Confirms Safety of Iceberg Lettuce Amid Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
FDA Confirms Safety of Iceberg Lettuce Amid Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
A summer of recalls exposes holes in the nation’s food safety net
Record Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Raises Food Safety Concerns Nationwide
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