AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood Safety: The FDA says a Cyclospora-positive lettuce sample tied to Taylor Farms was a false positive after lab experts re-reviewed results, while the broader multistate investigation linked to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell locations continues. Retail Recall: Walmart pulled specific Taylor Farms-supplied bagged iceberg salad and shredded lettuce products in 27 states as a precaution, including Iowa, with no confirmed illnesses tied to the retailer’s removed items. Local Business & Community: ISU Extension’s Food Innovation and Business Hub will keep running free “Lunch and Learn” webinars for Iowa food entrepreneurs in 2026, covering topics from shelf-stable products to marketing and AI. Healthcare Policy: Iowa Medicaid work requirements and six-month recertifications for many adults begin Dec. 1, a change that supporters say targets need while critics warn it ignores barriers to work. Agribusiness Markets: CME hog futures rose to a two-month high, while live cattle futures fell for a 15th straight session amid weaker cash markets and seasonal demand softness. Civic Economy: Des Moines University will host free back-to-school physicals for K-12 students this week, with no insurance required.
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