AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorld Cup Hospitality & Food/Drink: Gulfstream Park’s Carousel Club will run official FIFA World Cup 2026 watch parties June 11–July 19 with Michelob ULTRA, Stella Artois and NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer, plus food partners Pubbelly Sushi and Sergio’s on select match days. Jamaica Tourism 3.0: Jamaica launched its Tourism 3.0 strategy, with Minister Edmund Bartlett citing recovery milestones and a push for more benefits for workers and communities. Caribbean Public Health Push: Healthy Caribbean Coalition youth groups launched “Hope for the Future 3.0,” calling for a ban on ultra-processed food marketing in and around schools across multiple islands. Brazil Matchday Dining: Adega Gaucha will host viewing events for Brazil’s first three group-stage matches across Orlando and Kissimmee, with ticketed churrasco and drinks packages. Local Food Business Changes (US): Springfield’s ReRico Brazilian Grill will close after 20+ years as the owner opens Melting Borders Kitchen & Sips on the same property. Food Safety (UK): A Brazilian restaurant in Hertsmere received a “major improvement” food-safety fail, with inspectors also flagging cleanliness and hygienic handling. New Openings (US): Delray Beach is set to add Drinking Pig BBQ (Miami roots) and a French-inspired café, following a pop-up success.
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