Class Action
Jul. 23, 2026
Class action targets Taco Bell, Taylor Farms over Cyclospora outbreak
A proposed nationwide class action filed in federal court in Santa Ana accuses Taco Bell and Taylor Farms of selling Cyclospora-contaminated lettuce, seeking refunds for consumers who purchased affected products rather than personal injury damages. The suit is the first arising from the multistate outbreak to name both companies as defendants.
A proposed nationwide class action filed in federal court in Santa Ana accuses Taylor Fresh Foods Inc. and Taco Bell Corp. of selling food containing Cyclospora-contaminated iceberg lettuce, becoming the first lawsuit over the multistate outbreak to name both companies while seeking refunds for consumers nationwide instead of personal injury damages.
The complaint filed Tuesday comes as litigation over the multistate Cyclospora outbreak continues to expand. Earlier lawsuits filed ...
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