Did DOGE cuts make America’s food safety problem worse?
Summary
The United States has seen over 160 food recalls this year. A Cyclospora outbreak has made nearly 11,000 people sick and caused two deaths. Cuts to federal staff have raised concerns about the strength of food safety oversight.Key Facts
- There have been more than 160 food recalls in the US this year.
- A Cyclospora outbreak affected almost 11,000 people.
- The outbreak caused two deaths.
- Federal government staff responsible for food safety have been cut.
- These staffing cuts have caused worries about weaker food safety controls.
- Cyclospora is a parasite that can cause illness through contaminated food or water.
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