40 percent report buying less produce amid cyclospora outbreak: Poll

A poll indicates 40 percent of US adults are buying or eating less produce following a cyclospora outbreak, while 56 percent report no dietary changes. Only 4 percent are eating more produce. Additionally, former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb noted that large retailers and restaurants have stopped sourcing produce from central Mexico. This action stems from concerns over widespread contamination linked to the expanding US cyclosporiasis outbreak, as businesses avoid the affected region to ensure safety.