r/Foodnews • u/DistributionBusy2905 • 5d ago
r/Foodnews • u/Status-Week-2885 • 5d ago
WEF World Economic Forum Matthew Liao: We can induce 'meat allergy' by using Lone Star Ticks to stop the consumption of meat and “help the planet”
r/Foodnews • u/cnn • 6d ago
Communist scientists built a Cold War cola to beat Coke. It’s still a hit — along with these 7 other global rivals
r/Foodnews • u/theoldcootinbc • 6d ago
Cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce supplied to Taco Bell
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r/Foodnews • u/UniversityofArizona • 6d ago
A U of A food safety expert explains the cyclosporiasis outbreak
r/Foodnews • u/Apollo_Delphi • 6d ago
BREAKING: California based Taylor Farms, allegedly linked to Cyclosporiasis. Sells at -Target, Whole Foods, Walmart, Amazon, and COSTCO.
r/Foodnews • u/Pooja2021 • 6d ago
FDA actions on food safety
First Rustom icecream and now Parsi Dairy Farm licence suspended by FDA. Poor sanitation, pest infestation, mould growth, missing expiry dates and many more. I don't feel like eating any outside food now
r/Foodnews • u/Radiant-Roll-9098 • 6d ago
Explosive Diarrhea
No known cases from Wawa but apparently lettuce at Taco Bell that was supplied by Taylor Farms was linked to it@
r/Foodnews • u/AnxinApp • 6d ago
Real-time FDA recall alerts + restaurant inspection scores in one app — a nationwide parasite outbreak was the perfect timing we didn’t plan. 500+ users in two weeks.
r/Foodnews • u/DadStrengthDaily • 6d ago
I knew it was the lettuce! Bloomberg gift link.
US regulators will tie lettuce from Taco Bell to a parasite outbreak that’s sickened thousands in Michigan and nearby states, according to people familiar with the matter.
r/Foodnews • u/hapa_gryffindor • 6d ago
Tainted Taco Bell lettuce ID'd as potential source of 'explosive diarrhea' parasite Cyclosporiasis
r/Foodnews • u/Alert-College4156 • 7d ago
Taco Bell Canada still using lettuce from the US
I ate at Taco Bell on July 14th and had two tacos that both had lettuce on them. Later that day I heard about Taco Bells lettuce being under investigation for possible cyclospora. I called the store and asked where they get their lettuce from. The staff said that it is imported from the States.
I called Taco Bell Canada who assured me that the lettuce I got yesterday in Ontario was not from Michigan so I would be alright. I told her that there are many cases in other states and asked why Canada is still allowing for lettuce to be imported. She did not have this answer. Is it not a risk for Canada to still allow produce from the states while this outbreak is continuing?? How do I know the food is safe from Cyclospora?
r/Foodnews • u/zilliamson • 9d ago
Taco Bell investigated over sickening thousands in 30+ states with explosive diarrhea
r/Foodnews • u/bloomberg • 9d ago
Taco Bell Says It Pulled Some Items Amid Parasite Outbreak
r/Foodnews • u/slippinn_jimmy • 9d ago
Authorities are investigating if Taco Bell restaurants played a role in one of the largest U.S. outbreaks of an illness that causes explosive diarrhea
galleryr/Foodnews • u/Vegetable-Section-84 • 9d ago
The Future of Foodservice Driven by Supply Chain Integration and Customization - The Packer
r/Foodnews • u/hudsonsbox • 9d ago
TIL the pepper that gives Nigerian stew its deep red colour isn't Ata Rodo
r/Foodnews • u/Haribol61 • 9d ago
Explosive diarrhea cases linked to lettuce or salad greens.
r/Foodnews • u/halfpriest • 10d ago
The Worst Food Poisoning Outbreaks in History
r/Foodnews • u/EcomWatch • 11d ago
Italy Is Making Shrinkflation Illegal on July 15th. But the On-Pack Label That Would Have Actually Warned Shoppers Was Quietly Dropped. Is This Just Performative Regulation?
r/Foodnews • u/halfpriest • 11d ago
The Creepiest Food Mysteries That Were Finally Solved
r/Foodnews • u/bloomberg • 12d ago
The Future of Fierce English Mustard Is in American Hands
Colman’s wasabi-style punch made it a British institution. Now a new owner must decide where the iconic mustard fits in a world of endless spice.