AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Supply Shock: Sysco says it has stopped buying iceberg lettuce from Mexico and from Taylor Farms after the cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to “explosive diarrhea,” even as it shifts to U.S. sourcing and demand softens. Public Health Update: The outbreak has expanded to 47 states, with Michigan reporting two deaths and thousands of confirmed cases, while officials continue tracing the source. West Virginia Business & Policy: Medicaid Fraud Push: Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond is urging Congress to expand Medicaid Fraud Control Units so states can investigate recipient fraud—an approach that could reshape enforcement nationwide. Local Governance & Infrastructure: Charleston is laying out how its annual paving program is planned and funded, with officials balancing resident requests and limited dollars across wards. Economic Development: SBA awarded $50 million in grants to 11 organizations to train and support small manufacturers through its Empower to Grow program. Energy & Industry: Omnis Pleasants filed for bankruptcy, citing more than $70 million in obligations tied to its hydrogen conversion plans for the Pleasants Power Station.
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