The U.S. FDA is investigating a cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting 72 cases across the Midwest with an unidentified source, separate from a prior outbreak. Cases have been reported in Michigan and other states.
A summer 2026 cyclosporiasis outbreak in the United States, centered in Michigan, revealed systemic weaknesses in the US public health system's capacity to respond to foodborne illness, as reported on 2026-09-04.
US health authorities declared the end of the nation's largest recorded multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak on September 11, 2026, after nearly 13,000 cases linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce, which resulted in 2 deaths. The FDA confirmed contaminated lettuce had been removed from the market.
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A multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak expanded to nine states including Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania, with nearly 2,000 confirmed cases documented by the CDC. The disease causes severe stomach illness affecting residents across multiple regions.
The CDC expanded a cyclospora outbreak linked to contaminated shredded iceberg lettuce to nine states, adding Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania. The outbreak has caused nearly 2,000 confirmed illnesses and 98 hospitalizations.
The FDA announced 72 confirmed cyclosporiasis cases from a new outbreak without disclosing the location or initial source. A Taylor Farms lettuce recall affects 27 states.
From state and local food-safety response to the federal health agencies that fund that work, a record-breaking year for cyclosporiasis cases runs up against the Trump administration's cuts last year.
A cyclospora outbreak initially linked to iceberg lettuce has spread to four additional states; FDA data also revealed more than a dozen cases from a separate outbreak not linked to lettuce. The expanding outbreak reflects ongoing foodborne illness risk.
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CDC identified 1,947 cyclosporiasis cases across nine states linked to Taylor Farms de Mexico lettuce recalled from 27 states; Taco Bell locations served as a vector, with a 2,600+ location recall. Investigation continues despite a false positive test result.
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S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued its cyclosporiasis health warning on July 14, Michigan warned of an unusually large outbreak of parasitic disease that was c...
A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taco Bell expanded to nine U.S. states with 1,947 confirmed cases caused by the microscopic cyclospora parasite. The outbreak now includes Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania.
Not all of the cases have been linked to the lettuce outbreak, either.