Sweetgreen's stock surged 15% on Friday after health regulators linked a widespread diarrhea outbreak to Taco Bell's shredded iceberg lettuce, not Sweetgreen's products. The outbreak, caused by the parasite Cyclospora, sickened over 1,600 people across several US states. Sweetgreen confirmed it does not use iceberg lettuce and has found no contamination in its supply chain. Meanwhile, Taco Bell is recalling the tainted lettuce and has removed it nationwide, with both companies' stocks recovering some losses after initial declines due to consumer fears about fresh produce safety.
Yum! Brands is dealing with a cyclosporiasis outbreak that began in May, but so far the situation appears less severe than past food safety incidents in the industry. There have been no fatalities reported, and the company has initiated effective pro...
Taylor Farms is voluntarily recalling iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico across 27 U.S. states due to potential contamination with the Cyclospora parasite, linked to an outbreak traced to Taco Bell shredded lettuce. The recall covers product...
Taco Bell menghadapi wabah siklosporiasis yang terkait dengan selada iceberg di beberapa lokasi, menyebabkan saham Yum Brands turun hampir 7%. Namun, analis memperkirakan dampak jangka panjangnya kecil, mirip dengan insiden keamanan pangan sebelumnya...
US health officials have traced a cyclospora outbreak sickening thousands to shredded iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms to Taco Bell restaurants in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and West Virginia. The CDC advises consumers to avoid this l...
