AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Safety & Recalls: Taylor Fresh Foods is recalling 20 jalapeño-containing dips, salsas and prepared items sold nationwide (including Walmart, Target, Trader Joe’s, Kroger and Whole Foods) after jalapeños linked to a Salmonella outbreak were pulled; affected products carry “Best If Used By” dates through Aug. 16, and shoppers are urged not to eat them. Public Health: Gulf Coast health officials report rising Vibrio vulnificus cases and deaths, including a new Florida fatality, warning people to avoid seawater contact with open wounds and to be cautious with raw shellfish. Local Conservation: Florida scrub jays are getting a boost in Manatee County, with 48 birds moved into Wingate Creek State Park in Myakka City as part of a public-private effort to improve genetic diversity. Coastal Development Fight: The Florida Institute for Saltwater Heritage voted to oppose a Sarasota Bay federal permit tied to a Longbar Pointe/Aqua by the Bay project, citing risks to wetlands and mangroves and urging the developer to shift farther inland. Wildlife & Fisheries Management: Florida’s FWC set 2026 Gulf gag grouper recreational season dates, while Martin County tabled a proposed saltwater fishing ordinance after residents raised concerns about shark fishing during unguarded beach hours.
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