AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety Shock: The U.S. CDC says the Cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce has climbed to 1,947 illnesses across nine states, with Ohio getting extra “disease detectives” to trace exposures; Taylor Farms says FDA testing so far shows no confirmed positive results, while Mexico denies its lettuce caused the outbreak. Agricultural Trade & Livestock Health: The U.S. lifted its ban on cattle imports from Mexico after the New World screwworm risk, reopening a first port on Aug. 24. Climate Pressure on Farms: Mexico’s extreme heat is driving public health warnings, and Cuba reported hail damage to banana crops in Pinar del Río. Regional Policy & Markets: Korea’s president said ties with Mercosur are entering a “new phase,” highlighting cooperation in agriculture, food, energy and critical minerals. Belize Rural Infrastructure: The Caribbean Development Bank backed new and rehabilitated schools in Orange Walk to support rural students.
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