Taylor Farms Pulls Iceberg Lettuce Linked to Cyclosporiasis Outbreak

Taylor Farms has pulled iceberg lettuce linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak, with the company stating none of its branded salads or kits contain the affected lettuce.

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The Salinas, Calif., company grows produce in more than 12 states, and in Mexico and Canada. Some Taylor Farms lettuce suspected of causing sickness ended up at Taco Bell.

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CBS Published 17 July 2026

Taylor Farms pulls iceberg lettuce linked to cyclosporiasis outbreak

NYT Published 17 July 2026

Taylor Farms to Remove Products After Lettuce Is Linked to Cyclospora Cases

The Salinas, Calif., company grows produce in more than 12 states, and in Mexico and Canada. Some Taylor Farms lettuce suspected of causing sickness ended up at Taco Bell.

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