AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFood Safety Watch: USDA issued a Class I recall for nearly 29,628 pounds of raw Argentine beef imported without required reinspection, with affected boneless cuts distributed to retailers in Florida and Texas—consumers are urged to check freezers and discard/return impacted products. Produce & Outbreak Update: FDA and CDC continue to track the Cyclospora surge tied to iceberg lettuce; experts say lettuce currently on shelves is likely safe now that the specific recalled supply has been pulled, but case counts keep climbing. Restaurant Compliance: A Sarasota County restaurant was temporarily closed after inspectors found live roaches and other violations, then faced an administrative complaint after a closure sign was removed. Water & Beverage Innovation: South Florida beverage maker A1Rwater is pitching atmospheric water generation as a new branded water model, producing and canning purified/mineralized water for hospitality and retail. Public Health & Risk: A new report highlights Vibrio vulnificus “flesh-eating” infections in warm waters, noting Florida has reported cases and urging caution around raw shellfish and open wounds.
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