World Cup Broadcast & Fan Economy: ENet secured exclusive FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcast rights for Guyana, pushing live viewing via its TV platforms and mobile app, with bars, hotels and restaurants also set to tap the matches for gatherings. Labor & Stadium Food Service: At SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, nearly 2,000 hospitality workers voted 96% to authorize a strike over wages, subcontracting/job security, and concerns about ICE presence during games—an issue that could disrupt food-and-beverage operations for the June 12 U.S.-Paraguay match. Beef Market Watch: Rabobank expects tight global beef supply to keep prices firm through 2026, citing production declines in Brazil, the U.S. and China. Foodservice Promotions: Restaurants are leaning into “value plus experience,” including meal deals for two diners to share, as diners cut back and seek better overall hospitality. Caribbean Tourism & Dining: Sandals outlined major Jamaica resort reopenings after $200m renovations, with food and beach experiences central to the return schedule through late 2026. Water Bottle Rule Update: FIFA reversed its earlier ban, allowing one sealed 20-ounce disposable soft-plastic water bottle per fan at World Cup matches.