FDA Assures Food Safety as Cyclospora Cases Reach 11,000
An FDA official stated the U.S. food supply remains safe as cyclosporiasis cases climbed to 11,000. The agency is taking action despite ongoing difficulty identifying the outbreak's source.
An FDA official stated the U.S. food supply remains safe as cyclosporiasis cases climbed to 11,000. The agency is taking action despite ongoing difficulty identifying the outbreak's source.
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The acting deputy commissioner for food said the agency was taking action even though finding the root cause of the outbreaks is difficult.
A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) official insisted on the security of the American food supply as the number of American cases of cyclosporiasis hit 11,000. “The U.S. food supply is safe,” the FDA’s acting deputy commissioner for food, Donald Prater, said Monday during the International Association for Food Protection’s yearly meeting, The New York...