AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGlobal Markets: The FAO says world food prices rose in July to the highest level in more than three years, driven by adverse weather and war-linked supply fears—especially higher wheat, vegetable oils and sugar prices. Food Safety: A cyclospora outbreak tied to lettuce has spread across at least 15 U.S. states, with thousands sick and two deaths; in Nevada, officials say the new case appears travel-related, while local businesses report shoppers are asking questions. Local Food & Regulation: Bay City, Texas updated its mobile food vendor rules to comply with a new state law—shifting from local permit fees to a no-fee city registration for vendors already licensed by the state. Agriculture & Resilience: South Dakota State University Extension won national recognition for outreach work, while farmers in drought-hit areas face tough choices as costs climb and yields drop. Industry & Retail: Wendy’s reported weak traffic and sales alongside closures, while Texas Roadhouse continues to grow with a grassroots, community-first approach.
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