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Taco Bell voluntarily removes some ingredients at restaurants amid parasitic outbreak
Officials also said they anticipate cases of cyclosporiasis to continue increasing in the U.S., possibly through the end of August.
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What happenedOfficials also said they anticipate cases of cyclosporiasis to continue increasing in the U.S., possibly through the end of August.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Taco Bell voluntarily removes some ingredients at restaurants amid parasitic outbreak". The right frames it as "Taco Bell Confirms Removal of Some Items but Says No Confirmed Link to Cyclosporiasis Out...".
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CenterTaco Bell voluntarily removes some ingredients at restaurants amid parasitic outbreak
KABC / ABC7 Los Angeles · Center · News report
Right / center-rightTaco Bell Confirms Removal of Some Items but Says No Confirmed Link to Cyclosporiasis Outbreak
Taco Bell temporarily pulls produce ingredients at some locations amid cyclosporiasis outbreak
No specific items have been identified as the source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak, but Taco Bell "voluntarily and temporarily" removed ingredients in some stores.
