Taylor Farms lettuce Cyclospora outbreak resolved
CDC declared the lettuce-specific outbreak ended. It remains separate from the broader 2026 U.S. Cyclospora seasonal surveillance signal. FDA also concluded its investigation of the iceberg-lettuce outbreak, after CDC had previously closed the outbreak, so both agencies' work is complete. It is retained as history, not deleted.
- Location
- United States
- No map point
- First seen
- —
- Resolved
- September 11, 2026
Resolution
CDC declared the lettuce-specific outbreak ended. It remains separate from the broader 2026 U.S. Cyclospora seasonal surveillance signal. FDA also concluded its investigation of the iceberg-lettuce outbreak, after CDC had previously closed the outbreak, so both agencies' work is complete. It is retained as history, not deleted.
History
- Added to the desk
Recorded on the Global Signal Desk in the September 22 scan.
- Resolved & archived
Archived as resolved in the September 22 scan after CDC declared the lettuce-specific outbreak ended.
- Updated
Recorded FDA's conclusion of its iceberg-lettuce Cyclospora investigation. The record stays closed and archived.
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