AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Safety: Taylor Farms expanded its voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce tied to a cyclospora outbreak, now covering 27 states including New Jersey, after federal health officials linked the parasite to illnesses; the company says it stopped sourcing from the implicated central Mexico lot and urges consumers to discard affected products. Public Health & Environment: Canadian wildfire smoke continues to drive unhealthy air quality across the Northeast and New Jersey ahead of the World Cup final, with officials and meteorologists watching for thunderstorms to improve conditions for sensitive groups. Health Policy & Care Access: FIFA says it will review the unpopular hydration-break format after the tournament, with Arsene Wenger noting it didn’t change results but future use remains undecided. Local Justice & Safety: A national debate flared after a report that DHS won’t name agents who kill, while some local police agencies are more open about officer identities. Community Health Workforce: Six students were named recipients of the 2026 Cecile Kopecky Nursing Scholarship, supporting NJ-area nursing education. Health & Wellness (Everyday): A dietitian explains the pros and cons of poppy seeds, including why moderation matters.
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