AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety: Taylor Farms expanded its voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce from central Mexico tied to the Cyclospora outbreak, now covering 27 states including Indiana; Sysco halted distribution and customers are told to discard impacted product. Public Health: The FDA confirmed a Cyclospora-positive lettuce sample from Taylor Farms de Mexico that was not part of the current recall, while federal and state officials continue tracing how more product may be in commerce. Local Governance: New Haven, Indiana, said no city funds were forwarded to developer Andy Card & Associates amid a federal inquiry tied to the Mishawaka Fieldhouse project, as the city emphasized it owns the design plans. Workforce & Retirement: An AARP survey finds retirees are returning to work—often for basic expenses—highlighting how rising costs are reshaping retirement plans. Tech & Supply Chains: SK Hynix warned of a prolonged AI memory chip shortage, with demand for high-bandwidth memory expected to outstrip supply through 2027. Energy & Infrastructure: Nationwide protests against data center expansion drew 142 demonstrations across 42 states, reflecting growing local pushback over water, land use, and accountability. Sports Business: The Indiana Fever kept rolling at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, with Kelsey Mitchell’s 33-point night and Caitlin Clark’s continued star power driving attention for the franchise.
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