Local Regulation: Coral Gables is moving to rein in food-delivery robots after complaints about sidewalk safety and accessibility, including a 7 mph limit, pedestrian right-of-way rules, and limits on loitering. World Cup Hospitality: Adega Gaucha (Orlando and Kissimmee) will host viewing events for Brazil’s first three 2026 World Cup group matches, with a ticketed food-and-drink package. Food Safety Lawsuit: A Florida mother and daughter sue Campbell’s and Walmart over alleged SpaghettiOs contamination with “actively moving” worms/parasites, claiming parasitic illness and seeking damages under federal food-safety law. Industry Updates: Copeland’s of Jacksonville finishes a full remodel, including new bathrooms, to refresh the guest experience. Consumer/Health Tech: USF beach volleyball alum Addison Bounds launches Elora, aiming to detect drink spiking with miniature sensors in jewelry. Agriculture Protection: Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson issues emergency H5N1 dairy cattle import/testing restrictions to protect the state’s food supply. Tourism Pressure: A survey suggests World Cup hotel bookings in US host cities are softer than expected, with Miami comparatively less impacted.