Taylor Farms is removing iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico after multiple reports citing unnamed sources linked its lettuce to an outbreak.

Taylor Farms said none of its branded salads or kits contain the iceberg lettuce associated with the outbreak.

Taylor Farms said it would voluntarily remove all iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico from the United States market after it was linked to the recent cyclospora outbreak, the U.S. Food and ...

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This comes as Taco Bell pulled lettuce from select stores supplied by Taylor Farms.

The CDC has increased the case count for an outbreak of Cyclospora parasitic infections linked to iceberg lettuce by several thousand. As of Aug. 5 the confirmed case count was 6,358 with 278 ...

California-based vegetable producer Taylor Farms said Friday that it will remove products potentially linked to a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak across the country. “Based on information provided ...

California-based fruit and vegetable producer Taylor Farms, which recently came under scrutiny after its shredded iceberg lettuce was linked as a possible cause of the cyclosporiasis outbreak, on ...

Lettuce the company supplied to Taco Bell restaurants has been identified as a possible source of contamination.

Walmart has removed iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms for risk of cyclospora. The move comes amid an outbreak investigated by the CDC and FDA.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Maine and Massachusetts have been added to the list of states tied to the outbreak.

Officials are continuing to investigate a cyclosporiasis outbreak after a sample of iceberg lettuce was found to be a false positive. See latest.