There is a minor update (oann.com) on this story. The source has not yet been traced. It seems to be hitting Michigan the hardest.
State and local investigators are still working to trace the infection back to its origin, though pinpointing a definitive culprit has proven difficult for officials. Public health spokespersons have stated that previous North American outbreaks have been tied to fresh produce items like “bagged salad mixes, cilantro, basil, raspberries, snow peas, and green onions.”
I don’t know how helpful that is. You should avoid all “produce imported from poorer developing countries during hot summer weather”, but those previous culprits are things you should definitely avoid right now.
There is a minor [update](https://www.oann.com/newsroom/mich-health-officials-confirm-at-least-2640-cyclosporiasis-cases-suspect-contaminated-produce/) on this story. The source has not yet been traced. It seems to be hitting Michigan the hardest.
> State and local investigators are still working to trace the infection back to its origin, though pinpointing a definitive culprit has proven difficult for officials. Public health spokespersons have stated that previous North American outbreaks have been tied to fresh produce items like “bagged salad mixes, cilantro, basil, raspberries, snow peas, and green onions.”
I don’t know how helpful that is. You should avoid all “produce imported from poorer developing countries during hot summer weather”, but those previous culprits are things you should definitely avoid right now.