AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoScrewworm Threat to Florida Food Supply: USDA confirmed new New World screwworm cases in Texas (now four total), raising alarms for cattle health and potentially pushing beef prices higher—an issue that matters for Florida’s ranch-to-table supply chain. Restaurant & Retail Moves: Better Than Sex is closing its Orlando location after 10 years, while Just Salad opened in Altamonte Springs with plant-centric meals and grand-opening promos. Local Food Safety Watch: North Miami Beach’s Sichuan Fish Restaurant was ordered shut after inspectors found rodent activity and moldy food, with follow-up cleanup required before reopening. Beef Antitrust Payouts: Walmart/Target shoppers may claim part of an $87.5 million beef price-fixing settlement by June 30, no proof needed. Cottage Food Training: UF/IFAS Pasco Extension is running a virtual “Introduction to Cottage Foods in Florida” class for would-be home bakers. Summer Heat Prep: UF/IFAS guidance highlights how to hydrate safely during Florida’s hottest stretches.
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