Food Safety & Litigation: A Florida woman filed a federal lawsuit against Campbell’s and Walmart alleging SpaghettiOs contained “worms or parasites actively moving,” claiming serious illness after a June 2024 purchase. Retail Sanitation: Florida halted food deliveries to a Coral Springs 7-Eleven after inspectors found rodent droppings near drink dispensers and a dead rodent in traps, with stop-use/stop-sale orders still in effect. Livestock Biosecurity: USDA confirmed New World screwworm in a Texas calf, triggering quarantines and expanded surveillance; officials stress it doesn’t infest food but threatens cattle. Dairy Import Rules: Florida tightened emergency requirements for dairy cattle entering the state amid H5N1 concerns, citing Idaho detections and reinforcing that pasteurized milk is considered safe. Local Dining Business: Alva Country Diner in Southwest Florida was sold for just under $950,000, with new owners signaling they’ll preserve the classic menu and hometown feel. Health Policy & Treatment: FDA greenlit a first human trial of kratom’s mitragynine for opioid use disorder, with University of Florida researchers involved. Community Food Support: A Marion County pastor in Ocala is distributing thousands of pounds of food weekly to families facing rising grocery costs, partnering with Second Harvest Food Bank. Hurricane Prep: Florida Power & Light and state emergency guidance urged residents to plan early—review evacuation routes, keep gas topped off, and prepare for pets and medical needs.