AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Safety Watch: The FDA has begun inspecting Taylor Farms’ central Mexico facility tied to the Cyclospora outbreak, as officials say the recalled iceberg lettuce is believed off the market—while the broader investigation still leaves other Cyclospora clusters without named foods. Recall Alerts: In Texas and Louisiana, H-E-B and NatureBest recalled refrigerated pico de gallo and diced jalapeño products linked to a national Salmonella outbreak, urging shoppers to check use-by dates. Consumer Guidance: CDC/FDA messaging says most people can eat lettuce again, but only if it’s not part of the Taylor Farms recall; health officials also report thousands of cases since May. Industry Signals: Strauss Group reported a sharp profit jump in coffee operations, citing margin gains despite weaker revenue tied to FX and lower green coffee prices. Market Mood: A new study links regular orange juice intake to gene expression changes in immune cells, adding fresh health-benefit angles as consumption pressures persist.
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