Taylor Farms initially claimed the FDA apologized for reporting what turned out to be a false positive test on its iceberg lettuce.

Taylor Farms has confirmed that this product is not part of its current recall, the FDA said, as it seeks to curtail the largest foodborne illness outbreak in the United States in…

The FDA does not yet have a single positive product test result for Cyclospora as the outbreak continues to grow.

The FDA said experts re-checked lettuce sample results from Taylor Farms in an investigation into the cyclospora outbreak.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Sunday that laboratory experts re-reviewed sample results in the Taylor Farms Cyclospora investigation and concluded the…

The false positive was discovered when the Food and Drug Administration re-reviewed the results of a sample from Taylor Farms de Mexico. It doesn’t change its earlier voluntary…

The FDA test for cyclospora on Taylor Farms' lettuce showed a false positive, the company confirmed, amid the outbreak of the ‘explosive diarrhea’ parasite.

Taylor Farms said Sunday the Trump administration mistakenly informed it that a sample of its shredded iceberg lettuce tested positive for a parasite.

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‘Today, FDA apologized to us,’ Taylor Farms said in a statement

The FDA withdrew a positive test that tied Taylor Farms' lettuce to the cyclospora outbreak.

The FDA announced a positive cyclospora result for Taylor Farms’ iceberg lettuce on Saturday, but later declared it a false positive.

Taylor Farms issued an expansive voluntary recall of lettuce products potentially tied to a cyclosporiasis outbreak. See the list.

Health officials investigating the large outbreak of diarrhea caused by the parasite cyclospora say they have “very strong” evidence that shredded iceberg lettuce supplied by…

The FDA said a recall of iceberg lettuce from central Mexico still stood

The agency stressed that the July 17 voluntary recall from Taylor Farms still stands. The supplier has been linked to the ongoing cyclospora outbreak.

The FDA corrected one test result, though its investigation still points to the produce supplier's lettuce as a potential source of the outbreak.

Taylor Farms initially claimed the FDA apologized for reporting what turned out to be a false positive test on its iceberg lettuce.

The agency said a previous finding was “a false positive,” but the supplier to companies such as Walmart and Taco Bell remains at the heart of an ongoing investigation.

The FDA issued a clarification after Taylor Farms put out a statement saying the agency had ‘apologized’ over a 'false positive' test for cyclospora.

Taylor Farms stirred confusion on FDA test and provided a vague recall list.