AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoConsumer Safety: The FDA upgraded a multistate jalapeño recall to Class I after Salmonella Javiana illnesses linked to jalapeños distributed by Coast Citrus Distributors, affecting 27 states—don’t eat, sell, or serve the recalled products. Legal & Privacy: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, alleging the streaming giant collected and sold minors’ sensitive data without prior verifiable parental consent, seeking penalties and an injunction. Civil Rights Settlement: Starbucks agreed to pay $1 million to resolve Florida’s lawsuit over alleged race-based hiring and advancement practices, including mentorship and networking claims. Tech & Surveillance: Flock Safety is facing new scrutiny after lawmakers alleged a “history” of inaccurate answers; Florida DOT previously revoked permits for its highway system. Food & Health: Florida reported another death tied to Vibrio vulnificus from raw/undercooked oysters, bringing the state total to 4 deaths this year. Jobs & Retail: Amazon laid off nearly 300 workers at a Port St. Lucie-area warehouse ahead of a planned renovation, with rehiring expected when it reopens. Local Consumer Watch: A Hershey Reese’s pumpkin lawsuit was dismissed again, with the judge citing only “subjective disappointment” as the claimed harm.
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