US health agency declares cyclospora test at produce firm a false positive

The U.S. health agency has announced that a recent cyclospora detection at a produce company was a false positive. The finding had initially raised concerns about potential food-borne illness. Officials clarified that the test result was erroneous. The company involved was not required to issue a recall. The agency emphasized the importance of accurate testing methods. Consumers were reassured that the produce remains safe to eat. The clarification aims to prevent unnecessary public alarm. Ongoing monitoring will continue to ensure food safety standards are met.