Salad Chains See Foot Traffic Drop Amid Cyclosporiasis Fears
Foot traffic to leafy green chains is declining due to consumer concerns over a cyclosporiasis outbreak, according to recent data. Despite the health scare, a few customers interviewed by WIRED remain undeterred, with one admitting they had not considered the risk of severe gastrointestinal distress. The outbreak has raised awareness about food safety in the salad industry.
Key facts
- Foot traffic to leafy green chains is falling.
- The decline is linked to cyclosporiasis fears.
- Some customers still seek out salad despite the risk.
- One customer said they did not think about the risk of explosive diarrhea.
- The story was reported by WIRED.
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