Mexico and the US FDA offer conflicting accounts of last summer’s cyclospora outbreak
The US FDA says a Guanajuato farm was the source of last summer's cyclospora contamination, but it has not determined how the lettuce became contaminated. Mexico's Cofepris disputes that the farm has been conclusively identified as the source.
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