Which apicomplexan has caused outbreaks, associated with fecal-contaminated imported raspberries, and also fresh greens and drinking water?

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Cyclosporiasis has been associated with outbreaks caused by fecal-contaminated imported raspberries, fresh greens, and drinking water. Cryptosporidiosis can also be associated with waterborne outbreaks, but it is not commonly linked to imported fruits or vegetables. Babesiosis is transmitted by ticks and not associated with foodborne outbreaks. Toxoplasmosis is typically contracted through the ingestion of undercooked meat or exposure to contaminated cat feces and is not commonly associated with foodborne outbreaks.

Which Apicomplexan Has Caused Outbreaks, Associated with Fecal-Contaminated Imported Raspberries