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More recalls as US faces several foodborne illness outbreaks

The US is experiencing multiple foodborne illness outbreaks, leading to a surge in food recalls.

By · Published August 14, 2026  01:26 UTC · Updated August 17, 2026  13:42 UTC

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The US is facing several foodborne illness outbreaks, prompting a wave of food recalls. The outbreaks have been particularly severe this summer, with cyclospora and salmonella among the reported illnesses.

Consumers are advised to check their pantries for recalled items. The CDC and FDA are actively investigating the sources of these outbreaks.

The public is urged to stay informed about recalls and follow safety guidelines to minimize risk.

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What types of foodborne illnesses are currently affecting the US?

The current outbreaks include cyclospora and salmonella, among others.

What should consumers do in response to these outbreaks?

Consumers should check their pantries for recalled items and follow safety guidelines provided by health authorities.

Who is investigating these foodborne illness outbreaks?

The CDC and FDA are actively investigating the sources of these outbreaks.

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Foodborne Illness Food Recalls CDC FDA Public Health Food Safety

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