Reuters @reuters.com · 1d

Reuters legal columnist Jenna Greene explains that while complaints against Taco Bell, linked to a food-poisoning outbreak that has sickened thousands of people, don’t allege the restaurant itself directly caused the contamination, such allegations aren’t necessary for the suits to succeed.

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mscee98 · 1d

The supplier / packager of the lettuce not Taco bell is the villian Taco Bell acted pre-emptively so it would not get a blame like it always does.

Sean Cielo · 1d

LOL. If you are eating Taco Bell, that is likely the last in a series of suboptimal decisions.

It Ain't Me. · 1d

Taco Bell pulled the lettuce 5 days before Taylor Farms did, despite both having the same info. It's wild TB is the one being dragged in media headlines, while they rushe to print the one "false positive" as if it cleared Taylor Farms. It did not.