Every FDA and USDA food recall we hold that involves cyclospora. Both agencies are included: FDA covers most food, USDA FSIS covers meat, poultry and egg products, and they publish separately with no shared identifiers.
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Taylor Fresh Foods recalled CV Iceberg lettuce that may be contaminated with Cyclospora. Consuming contaminated lettuce can cause serious foodborne illness.
Italian Parsley packaged in 24-pound boxes has been recalled due to contamination with Cyclospora cayetanensis. Consuming contaminated parsley can cause serious gastrointestinal illness.
Dole Fresh Fruit Company recalled Dole Fresh Picked Blueberries because the Canadian Food Inspection Agency detected Cyclospora cayetanensis parasite. Consuming contaminated berries causes severe gastrointestinal illness.
Vallarta Organic LLC recalled organic basil products contaminated with Cyclospora cayetanensis. Consuming contaminated basil can cause cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection that causes severe gastrointestinal illness.
Shenandoah Growers Inc recalled organic fresh cut basil packaged in clamshell containers under multiple brand names due to possible Cyclospora contamination. Consumers who eat the contaminated basil may develop a parasitic infection.
Vallarta Organics Organic Basil was recalled due to possible contamination with Cyclospora parasite. Consumers who eat this basil could develop a parasitic infection causing serious gastrointestinal illness.
Multiple brands of organic fresh cut basil sold in plastic clamshell containers were recalled by Shenandoah Growers Inc due to possible Cyclospora contamination. Cyclospora infection causes severe gastrointestinal illness.
Fresh Express Incorporated recalled multiple ready-to-eat salad products containing iceberg lettuce, red cabbage, and carrots due to potential Cyclospora contamination. Consumers who eat these salads risk cyclospora infection, which causes gastrointestinal illness.
UNFI General Corporate recalled Wild Harvest Organic Fresh Basil due to potential contamination with Cyclospora cayetanensis. Consumption of contaminated basil can cause cyclosporiasis, a serious parasitic infection.
Talley Farms recalled Arroyo Grande California cilantro after FDA sampling found Cyclospora contamination in the product. Consumers who ate this cilantro could develop cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing severe diarrhea.
Infinite Herbs Conventional Basil in 2.5 oz, 4.0 oz, and 1 lb packages was recalled due to potential Cyclospora contamination. Consumers who consumed raw or undercooked basil from this product may develop cyclosporiasis.
Sweet Basil Farm Hawaii basil was recalled because FDA testing found Cyclospora cayetanensis in the product. This parasite causes severe gastrointestinal illness if consumed.
Mariposa Farms Basil in 0.75 oz. clamshell containers is recalled because the supplier's basil has a possible link to an outbreak of cyclospora illness. People who consume this basil may develop cyclospora infection causing severe diarrhea.
Fresh basil with Rock Garden brand label packaged in 1 lb. plastic bags and 0.75 oz. clamshell containers is recalled due to potential Cyclospora contamination from the supplier. People who consume this basil may develop cyclospora infection causing severe diarrhea.
SIGA LOGISTICS recalled SIGA Fresh Basil 1 lb bags due to potential Cyclospora contamination. Consumers could become ill with Cyclospora infection if they consume the affected basil.
Gourmet Specialties Inc. recalled fresh basil in multiple package sizes due to potential Cyclospora cayetanensis contamination. Consuming contaminated basil can cause serious intestinal infection.
Campomex USA recalled fresh cilantro after a pallet that tested positive for Cyclospora was mistakenly distributed despite being on hold. Consumers who eat the cilantro raw or undercooked may contract cyclosporiasis.
Reser's Fine Foods recalled multiple pasta salad products containing spinach due to potential Cyclospora contamination. Consumers who eat these products may develop gastrointestinal illness.
Pacific Coast Fruit Company recalls Spinach Chopped 1" due to potential contamination with Cyclospora. Consuming contaminated spinach can cause cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing severe diarrhea and abdominal cramps.
Sammy Food Products LLC recalls Sammy Salsa in three varieties because they contain cilantro contaminated with Cyclospora. Consuming the contaminated salsa can cause cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection with severe gastrointestinal symptoms.
Howard Calcagno Farms recalls kale, collards, mustard greens, spinach, cilantro, and lettuce varieties due to potential contamination with Cyclospora cayetanensis. Consuming contaminated greens can cause cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection with severe gastrointestinal illness.
USDA-FSIS issued a public health alert for beef, pork and poultry salad and wrap products due to contamination concerns. The record lacks specific product names, brands, or affected states needed for detailed classification.
Caito Foods recalled multiple salad products including Garden Highway Mt. Olympus Greek Salad and Caesar Salad varieties because an ingredient tested positive for Cyclospora, a parasite that causes foodborne illness. Consumers with these products should not eat them.
Fresh Express recalled expired salad products including Chopped Romaine and McDonald's salad blends from its Streamwood, Illinois facility after testing positive for Cyclospora. Consumers with these products should not eat them due to risk of parasitic infection.
Del Monte vegetable trays with dip in multiple sizes have been recalled due to potential Cyclospora contamination. Consumers who have purchased these trays should not eat them.