AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety Recall: USDA says Sempio Food Services is recalling 4,596 pounds of imported ready-to-eat Sempio Korean Ginseng chicken stew sold in Florida and seven other states because the products weren’t reinspected after entering the U.S.; no illnesses reported, but consumers are told not to eat and retailers to pull it. Food Safety Recall (Listeria): Gias Foods expanded a Walmart-distributed recall of bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine to all lot codes after sampling found possible Listeria risk; no illnesses reported. Public Health (Cyclospora): FDA closed its investigation into a Cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce from Mexico, citing “strong” links to the implicated products; the outbreak has been linked to thousands of cases. Aquaculture & Fisheries: FWC is taking input on potential changes to African pompano harvest rules, including a 24-inch minimum fork-length and limits for recreational and commercial anglers. Wildlife & Agriculture: UF/IFAS reports pasture mealybugs have reached Florida’s Panhandle, with confirmed infestations in Jackson and Calhoun counties and more samples pending. Local Policy: Marion County sent proposed roadside vendor rules back to staff after operators said the draft was too vague and too harsh. Recreational Fishing: FWC TrophyCatch season 15 continues with new prizes for record bass, and anglers are reminded of shifting grouper and snapper closures.
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