FDA officials finally visit Taylor Farms Mexico site linked to explosive diarrhea parasite outbreak: report
- Food and Drug Administration officials traveled to Mexico this week to inspect Taylor Farms’ operations there as part of the agency’s investigation into the nationwide cyclospora outbreak, according to a new report.
- FDA investigators examined the processing facility where lettuce linked to the cyclospora outbreak — caused by a microscopic parasite that can trigger explosive diarrhea — was handled, sources told The Washington Post.
- Investigators sought to reconstruct the conditions in which the leafy greens were grown and gathered, reviewing weather records and satellite imagery and gathering tes
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- Food and Drug Administration officials traveled to Mexico this week to inspect Taylor Farms’ operations there as part of the agency’s investigation into the nationwide cyclospora outbreak, according to a new report.
- FDA investigators examined the processing facility where lettuce linked to the cyclospora outbreak — caused by a microscopic parasite that can trigger explosive diarrhea — was handled, sources told The Washington Post.
- Investigators sought to reconstruct the conditions in which the leafy greens were grown and gathered, reviewing weather records and satellite imagery and gathering tes
Sources: The Independent