AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety Alerts: Florida health officials reported 66 new cyclosporiasis cases (Aug. 1–8), continuing a decline, while the CDC links the multistate outbreak to recalled iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico—so if you bought/ate lettuce products from that recall window, check what’s still in your pantry and skip anything past best-by. Product Recalls: Henkel is recalling Schwarzkopf Professional Osis Grip Extra Strong Mousse in 6.76-ounce cans due to a potential packaging issue that could leak and create an explosion hazard; consumers should stop using affected batch codes. More Recall Fallout: USDA also recalled nearly 30,000 pounds of Argentine beef after a missed required import reinspection—no illnesses reported, but consumers shouldn’t eat the listed boneless cuts. Consumer Watchdogs: A proposed class action in Florida accuses Amazon of passing through tariff costs to shoppers and seeks refunds for consumers between Feb. 2025 and Feb. 2026. Privacy & Surveillance: Flock is tightening rules for its license plate reader network after backlash over privacy and alleged police misuse, including mandatory safeguards and search-pattern checks. Local Retail/Real Estate: St. Johns County issued a $5.8 million build-out permit for a Patel Brothers Indian marketplace at Shops at Race Track Rd, signaling continued growth in Florida’s grocery and specialty retail scene.
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