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Nine Michigan residents have filed new lawsuits against Taco Bell and Taylor Farms over a deadly cyclosporiasis outbreak that’s sickened hundreds across nine states—with Michigan hit hardest. The parasite-triggered illness causes debilitating symptoms, and plaintiffs allege negligence, seeking compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and suffering. This isn’t the first time Taylor Farms has faced food safety crises, including a major 2013 outbreak and a recent E. coli scare. Taco Bell, too, has a history of supplier-related issues. The FDA now points to Taylor Farms’ lettuce as the likely culprit, though initial tests caused confusion. Taylor Farms insists its safety measures are rigorous and has recalled all iceberg lettuce from its Mexico facility. As investigations continue and legal battles mount, the spotlight remains on accountability and protecting consumers in an increasingly complex food supply chain.

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