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From Salmonella Eggs to Diarrhea Lettuce, Why This Has Been a Sick Hot American Summer 0
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- August 31, 2026
This summer, every meal feels like a risk. Just as the US is recovering from a major cyclospora outbreak stemming from tainted iceberg lettuce, salmonella has turned up in jalapeños, eggs, and even dog food. The jalapeño-related outbreak is now responsible for at least 431 illnesses and 57 hospitalizations in more than two dozen states.
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Lettuce. Blueberries. Eggs. Jalapeños. Why are there so many food-safety scares this summer?0
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- August 22, 2026
Bill Marler’s business is booming — and that’s not great for the rest of us. Marler is a food safety lawyer, defending people who’ve been sickened by foodborne illness. He has been doing this for 33 years, with such high-profile wins that he’s become a towering figure in the food safety world. This year, he’s
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Is It Safe to Eat Lettuce Yet?0
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- August 11, 2026
For a while it seemed like the diarrhea-inducing parasite cyclospora was everywhere. Confirmed and suspected cases number more than 22,000 across 15 states, with 517 people requiring hospitalization. Two people in Michigan died. But now, with signs that the outbreak is slowing down, experts say lettuce is probably safe to eat again. The reason? Most
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Taylor Farms recalls lettuce shipped to 27 states due to cyclospora risk 0

Taylor Farms has expanded a voluntary recall of its iceberg lettuce products from central Mexico due to a possible link to the multistate cyclospora outbreak that has sickened people across the United States. Products with the potential to be contaminated with the diarrhea-causing parasite were shipped to 27 states, including Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Illinois and