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How Cyclospora Exploded Across the U.S. This Summer
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Food & Water Watch
This summer, the U.S. faced the biggest Cyclospora outbreaks in history.
How Trump’s Cuts Made This Cyclospora Outbreak WorseThe U.S. has established programs designed to study, track, and help contain foodborne illnesses.
SEND A MESSAGEBig Ag’s Dominance = More Foodborne IllnessThis Cyclospora outbreak also highlights the dangers of our corporate-controlled, highly consolidated food system.
This consolidation — fewer and bigger companies controlling more of our food — makes our food system even more vulnerable to shocks.
Or they’ll guarantee another foodborne illness outbreak, rather than making Americans healthy.