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Last update: an hour agoFood Safety Watch: The Cyclospora outbreak keeps expanding across the U.S., with guidance stressing that washing can’t remove every risk and that symptoms can last weeks—keeping retailers and consumers on edge. Produce Recall Ripple: Separate from Cyclospora, salmonella-linked jalapeño recalls continue to widen downstream, with multiple states and grocery chains affected and lawsuits beginning to pile up. Local Supply Chain Pressure: Reports say some farms tied to outbreaks went years without FDA inspection, adding scrutiny to foreign produce oversight and inspection targets. Colombia Earthquake Relief: Colombian communities in the U.S. are mobilizing food and medical aid for earthquake survivors, with organizers prioritizing non-perishable supplies and tents. LATAM Food Trends: Tinned fish is surging in popularity with younger consumers, while “ceremonial cacao” is pushing beyond traditional cocoa expectations into drinks and traceable, minimally processed formats. Bakery Investment: Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo is highlighted in a broader bakery “future of production” race toward flexible, automated plants and resilient logistics.
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