The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says a reported cyclospora finding tied to Taylor Farms is not confirmed and was the result of a false positive. According to the FDA, as of Sunday there are no confirmed positive sample results for Cyclospora, a parasitic illness that can cause outbreaks of gastrointestinal illness. The FDA’s statement indicates that the earlier test outcome does not reflect a true detection in the samples being assessed. This development shifts the status of the reported finding from positive to unconfirmed, with no verified positive results remaining at that point in time. The information is reported by Investing.com and the Globe and Mail, both citing the FDA’s characterization of the result and its update on the testing status. No additional confirmed positive samples are described in the provided summaries, and the FDA’s communication centers on clarifying the accuracy of the earlier reported detection and the current state of confirmed results.