AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoFood Safety & Public Health: The U.S. FDA says its Cyclospora test tied to Taylor Farms lettuce was a false positive, but officials insist the investigation still points to shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico as the outbreak’s source, keeping recalls active while border produce testing ramps up. Outbreak Updates: State health reports keep climbing—Alabama says 28 cyclosporiasis cases as of July 20, while other areas report hundreds of suspected illnesses nationwide, with officials stressing symptoms can be severe and that person-to-person spread is not the main concern. Mexico–U.S. Health Link: Mexico is reportedly investigating supply-chain angles behind the U.S. outbreak, as U.S. agencies continue traceback work and test samples crossing the border. Cross-Border Policy Pressure: Separately, San Diego leaders and environmental groups are urging USMCA negotiators to include enforceable cross-border pollution fixes, citing wastewater gaps that have outpaced infrastructure. Health & Safety Beyond Food: A British tourist drowned in Cancun after strong waves despite a red flag warning, renewing attention on beach safety and lifeguard response.
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