AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWorld Cup Commerce & Menus: Mexico City’s La Lagunilla market is tailoring its World Cup offering with English menus, team-themed products, and rotating international hot-dog recipes to pull in visiting fans. Hospitality Operations: Twin Peaks is emerging from bankruptcy into privately held ownership, keeping leadership and staffing plans while expanding its lodge and franchised footprint. Food Security Policy Clash: Canada’s new food-security push is criticized for conflicting with a planned British Columbia ocean salmon farming ban that would reduce domestic seafood supply. Bakery Trend Shift: A global bakery report says artisan bread is leaning into local identity, while pastry is getting more “borderless,” fueled by social media and cross-cultural flavors. Cuba’s Food Support Strain: Cuba’s Family Assistance System is struggling, with authorities pointing to near-total reliance on private businesses and cooperatives, and new community care homes for vulnerable diners. Caribbean Hospitality: Sandals Grande Antigua highlights its 2025 Prestige Awards, emphasizing staff development and service upgrades. Quick Hits (F&B): McDonald’s is bringing back fried apple pies for the U.S. 250th birthday; Jamaica’s TEF is opening a tourism innovation incubator with a June 17 deadline.
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