The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has clarified that it did not issue an apology to supplier Taylor Farms, which is linked to a recent cyclospora outbreak. The agency emphasized the ongoing validity of the July 17 voluntary recall initiated by Taylor Farms.
The FDA addressed reports suggesting an apology was made, stating its position regarding the recall remains unchanged. According to the agency, the July 17 voluntary recall from Taylor Farms still stands. This recall was implemented in response to a cyclospora outbreak that has been traced back to products supplied by the company.
The reason for the clarification appears to be correcting misreporting about communication with Taylor Farms. The FDA did not detail what prompted the initial reports of an apology, but stressed its commitment to public health and safety through the continuation of the recall. No further details were provided regarding any communications between the agency and the supplier beyond confirming the recall's status.
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