AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFood Safety Shock: Michigan confirmed the first two deaths tied to the U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, with cases in the state climbing to 11,234 as investigators continue to trace links beyond the initial shredded iceberg lettuce recall tied to Taco Bell and Taylor Farms. Meat Trade Watch: Mexico’s SuKarne, the country’s largest meat exporter, is exploring a sale that could value the company at more than $2 billion, as U.S. rules on Mexican cattle imports remain a key pressure point for the beef supply chain. Supply Chain & Compliance: The Trump administration announced the biggest expansion yet of the UFLPA Entity List, warning importers that shipments connected to listed forced-labor entities face detention with no small-amount exemption. Cross-Border Animal Health: Mexico’s SENASICA tightened pet-dog entry rules for travelers crossing from the U.S. into Baja, requiring a specific USDA-signed inspection certificate and adding tick-related checks that can trigger quarantine and on-the-spot treatment. Ag Research: Argentine scientists report genetic shifts in cattle gut parasites as anthelmintic drug use drives benzimidazole resistance, raising concerns about treatment effectiveness on commercial farms.
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