AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoProduce Safety: Taylor Farms will stop selling U.S. and Canadian iceberg lettuce harvested or processed in Mexico during the May–August rainy season starting in 2027, after a cyclospora outbreak sickened as many as 12,000 people and was linked to its Mexican facility. Recalls and Rules: Gatorade recalled more than 120,000 cases nationwide, while Nature’s Own Hawaiian Bread was recalled in five states over an undeclared ingredient. The FDA also released its 2026 Food Code for retail food and foodservice operators. Costs and Supply: Diesel price spikes could push food costs higher this fall, and farmers say tighter immigration policies are adding to expenses. Trump’s move to sharply increase beef imports is also drawing pushback from Nebraska ranchers. Food Access: Oklahoma food banks report rising demand as SNAP enrollment falls, while food insecurity is peaking in Umatilla County amid federal changes.
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