A parasite outbreak in Michigan has led to concerns about lettuce and leafy greens. The Michigan Department of Health has identified these products as a potential source of the outbreak, although other food items have not been ruled out. In response to the outbreak, some Michigan residents are changing where they shop for produce.

A resident of Midland, Michigan, visited a local farmers market to buy lettuce, but found that it was sold out. The market reportedly sold out of lettuce quickly, with one vendor selling all their lettuce in 27 minutes. Further details about the outbreak are available from the source, including the number of confirmed cases in Michigan.