AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Safety Recalls: PepsiCo is recalling about 122,000 cases of 28-ounce Gatorade in 37 states because labels didn’t list certain yellow food dyes (tartrazine and Sunset Yellow FCF), a labeling issue with higher risk for some sensitive consumers. Public Health Research: A new review links eating processed meat—about 25 grams a day—to higher dementia risk, including Alzheimer’s, though researchers stress the findings are observational. Supply Chain & Pricing Pressure: Reports say Trump tomato tariffs could threaten the “free chips and salsa” tradition at Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants as tomato costs rise. Local Food Industry Oversight: A follow-up inspection was ordered at Glenview Country Club in The Villages after a health inspector found temperature abuse and sanitization problems, including a stop-sale order for buttermilk mix. Community & Dining Events: Englewood Beach Waterfest kicks off “race week” with a free block party and major offshore powerboat championships drawing large crowds, while The Venue Clermont opens for weddings and events with in-house catering. Florida Food Culture: WalletHub ranks Miami as the top U.S. city for foodies, citing affordable high-rated restaurants and strong dining variety.
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