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Taco Bell Menu Shake-Up Comes As Intense Diarrhea Outbreak Cases Climb

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By Joe Lombardi
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Several Taco Bell menu items, clockwise from the top: double-decker taco, chalupa supreme, and combo burrito. Taco Bell has temporarily removed limited ingredients at select restaurants. — Wikipedia/Mudwater Some Taco Bell orders are getting an unexpected makeover as a stomach-turning outbreak spreads. The fast-food chain confirmed on Tuesday, July 14, that it had voluntarily and temporarily removed limited ingredients from select restaurants, according to multiple reports.
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Fast-Food Chain Under Investigation In Connection To Multistate Cyclospora Outbreak: Report

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By Joe Lombardi
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The investigation comes as health officials focus on lettuce and salad greens as a potential source. — Daily Voice A widening investigation into a brutal intestinal illness has now reached one of the biggest names in fast food. Federal and state health officials are investigating whether Taco Bell restaurants played a role in the multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday, July 14. The Post cited two people familiar with the investigation.
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Popular Produce Staple Eyed As Source Of Massive Cyclospora Outbreak: How To Stay Safe

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By Joe Lombardi
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Lettuce and salad greens have emerged as a potential source of the fast-growing parasite outbreak. — Pixabay/moerschy The hunt for the source of a brutal intestinal illness has taken a significant turn, prompting new guidance as case counts keep climbing. Michigan health officials said on Monday, July 13, that lettuce or salad greens had emerged as a potential source of the state's cyclosporiasis outbreak, according to Detroit-based WDIV Local 4.
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