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Taco Bell Sales Recover Post-Cyclospora Outbreak
- Taco Bell's U.S. sales are climbing again after a cyclospora outbreak slowed visits over the summer.
- The outbreak was tied to lettuce served at Taco Bell restaurants.
- Despite the outbreak, Taco Bell's parent company, Yum Brands, reported earnings that beat estimates.
- Taco Bell's same-store sales declined due to the cyclospora outbreak, affecting traffic at its restaurants.
- The recovery in sales indicates a return to normal operations post-outbreak.
Articles (4)
The Wall Street Journal·
Yum Says Taco Bell Sales Are Improving After Cyclospora Outbreak Fallout
ABC News·
Taco Bell sales recover in the US after summer cyclospora outbreak
Associated Press·
Taco Bell sales recover in the US after summer cyclospora outbreak
CNBC·
Yum Brands earnings beat estimates, but cyclospora outbreak weighs on Taco Bell