Cyclospora Recall Alerts for Sacramento, California

Cyclospora Outbreaks Affecting California Residents

Cyclospora cayetanensis, a single-celled parasite, has been the source of multiple multistate recalls affecting California over the past several years. The CDC and FDA have documented cyclospora-related recalls primarily linked to imported fresh produce, particularly cilantro, basil, and bagged salad mixes. California's central role in produce distribution means contaminated items from other states often reach Sacramento markets quickly. Symptoms include diarrhea, loss of appetite, and abdominal cramping, typically appearing 2–14 days after infection.

High-Risk Products Most Commonly Recalled

Fresh herbs like cilantro and basil consistently appear in cyclospora recalls, followed by pre-packaged salad mixes and berries. Imported produce from Central and South America has been linked to the majority of documented outbreaks, according to FDA recall databases. Sacramento shoppers who purchase from supermarkets, farmers markets, and restaurants should stay informed about which specific products and brands are under recall. Panko Alerts categorizes recalls by product type so you receive only relevant notifications.

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