40 percent report buying less produce amid cyclospora outbreak: Poll
A poll released Sunday shows that 40 percent of U.S. adults are buying or eating less produce after the cyclospora outbreak.
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A poll released Sunday shows that 40 percent of U.S. adults are buying or eating less produce after the cyclospora outbreak. Comparatively, according to survey results from CBS/YouGov, 4 percent of people said they are eating more produce. Among respondents, 56 percent said there has been no change in their diet.
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