US declares end to lettuce parasite outbreak that killed 2

US health authorities have declared an end to the nation's largest recorded cyclosporiasis outbreak, which was linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce from central Mexico. The outbreak, which affected thousands of people, resulted in two deaths. This development is significant for markets and trade as it brings an end to a major food safety issue that had raised concerns about the safety of imported produce.

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The end of the outbreak brings relief to the food industry and consumers. The contaminated lettuce had sickened thousands, causing widespread concern.

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