Talley Farms is recalling approximately 8,436 units of its Arroyo Grande California Cilantro after FDA sampling found the presence of Cyclospora in the product. The affected cilantro was sold in 30 or 60 count bunches and was distributed to retailers in Arizona, California, Idaho, and Texas. Consumers who have purchased this cilantro should check their packaging for specific lot codes and harvest dates to determine if they have the recalled product.
The cilantro is contaminated with Cyclospora, a parasite that can cause cyclosporiasis, an intestinal infection. Symptoms may include severe diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, and fatigue.
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Individual bunches tied with Talley Farms Arroyo Grande twist tie. Product of USA.
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