Cyclospora contamination in lettuce supply
A food safety professor indicates that the risk of cyclospora contamination in lettuce has decreased now that the problematic product has been removed from the market. This suggests it may be safer for consumers to resume eating lettuce following a previous contamination concern.
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Is It Safe to Eat Lettuce Yet?
A food safety professor indicates that the risk of cyclospora contamination in lettuce has decreased now that the problematic product has been removed from the market. This suggests it may be safer for consumers to resume eating lettuce following a previous contamination concern.
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