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McDonald’s has stopped selling salads at some 3,000 locations across the country amid a multi-state parasite outbreak that has sickened dozens of customers.

Officials with the fast-food restaurant chain said in a statement Friday that the salads have been removed from “impacted restaurants,” mainly in the Midwest, “out of an abundance of caution” until it can find a new supplier. The announcement comes after public health authorities in Illinois and Iowa warned that a number of recent cyclospora infections in those states appear to be linked to the salads.

“McDonald’s is committed to the highest standards of food safety and quality control,” McDonald’s said in the statement, adding that it is cooperating with public health officials investigating the outbreak.

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