Farm linked to cyclosporiasis outbreak has not been inspected since 2019
Summary
A farm in Mexico connected to an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an illness caused by a parasite, has not been inspected by U.S. regulators since 2019. Experts warn that the lack of recent inspections raises concerns about food safety.Key Facts
- The farm grows lettuce linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak in the United States.
- Cyclosporiasis is an illness caused by a parasite that can contaminate food.
- U.S. regulators have not inspected this farm for about seven years.
- The most recent inspection was in 2019.
- Lack of inspections may increase the risk of unsafe food reaching consumers.
- Dr. Kali Kniel from the University of Delaware discussed the issue on CBS News.
- Regular farm inspections help prevent foodborne illnesses by ensuring hygiene and safety practices.
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