AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Safety Recall: Sempio Food Services is recalling 4,596 pounds of imported ready-to-eat chicken stew in eight U.S. states after it wasn’t reinspected after entering the country, with no illnesses reported but officials warning some product may still be in pantries. Regulatory Crackdown (India): FSSAI ordered action against The Lalit (Bharat Hotels) over an unsafe and substandard Nestlé Low Fat Dairy Whitener sample, directing the hotel to stop sales pending appeal. Food Safety Inspections (US): Pennsylvania’s risk-based restaurant checks included both passes and a fail tied to improper storage of raw eggs near ready-to-eat foods. Consumer Shift: U.S. shoppers are leaning harder on store labels as prices bite, pressuring major food brands like McCormick and Conagra. Sustainable Farming Study: A report on North American regenerative farms says soil can store far more carbon while maintaining similar food output and farmer profits. Food Security (Jordan): Jordan says strategic wheat and barley reserves cover roughly 6–10 months, but the bigger question is boosting local production. Public Health (FDA): The FDA wrapped up its Cyclospora investigation linking the outbreak to recalled Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce.
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