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A massive lettuce recall hits home as local restaurants shake up their salad menus

A massive lettuce recall hits home as local restaurants shake up their salad menus
MarketWatch Saturday 18 July 2026, 13:15 UTC By Bill Peters 1 min read
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Some independent restaurants are throwing out all their bagged lettuce, while others have found ways to keep serving customers their leafy greens.

Some independent restaurants are throwing out all their bagged lettuce, while others have found ways to keep serving customers their leafy greens.
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