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No encuentran Cyclospora en Guanajuato: esto sabemos de la investigación en México sobre del origen del brote en EE.UU.
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· July 24, 2026
· 6 min read
Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El Gobierno de México dice que no detectó la presencia del parásito Cyclospora en una planta del estado de Guanajuato, en el centro del país, a la que autoridades de Estados Unidos señalan como el posible origen de un brote que hasta ahora ha causado numerosos ...
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Key takeaway En esa visita, dice el comunicado, funcionarios de la Cofepris tomaron 10 muestras de lechuga iceberg —cinco completas y cinco de producto terminado, ya picado, lavado y desinfectado— y cuatro de agua.
Why this matters in The El Paso
El Paso residents who have been following the Cyclospora outbreak in the US will be interested to know that the investigation into the possible origin of the outbreak in Mexico has yielded some results. The Mexican government's finding that no Cyclospora was detected in the Taylor Farms facility in Guanajuato is significant, as this facility was identified by US authorities as a possible source of the contaminated lettuce. This development may impact the local produce supply chain, as Taylor Farms is a major supplier of lettuce to the US market, including the El Paso area. Local health officials will likely be monitoring the situation closely to ensure that any potentially contaminated products are removed from store shelves and that consumers are protected. The transparency shown by Taylor Farms and the Mexican government in this investigation is a positive step, and El Paso residents can expect to see continued scrutiny of food safety protocols in the coming weeks.
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Published: July 24, 2026 ·
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What is this story about? Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El Gobierno de México dice que no detectó la presencia del parásito Cyclospora en una planta del estado de Guanajuato, en el centro del país, a la que autoridades de Estados Unidos señalan como el posible origen de un brote que hasta ahora ha causado numerosos ...
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