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Survey shows most Americans on higher alert for foodborne illnesses in an unprecedented year of food recalls
The year 2026 has been an unusually severe and active year for food safety issues, particularly when measured by outbreak case counts and recall volume by weight.
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A national survey by Orlando Health found that nearly 60 % of U.S. adults are more worried about foodborne illnesses in 2026 than in prior years. The survey highlights that 2026 has been an unusually severe year for food safety, with higher outbreak case counts and recall volume by weight. Respondents say they are taking extra precautions to protect family members during the holiday season. The study underscores growing public concern amid a record‑high number of food recalls.
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