AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety: More than 400 people have fallen ill in Bronkhorstspruit, South Africa, after a treatment plant supplied unchlorinated water for three weeks; tests found high levels of E. coli and other bacteria. Separately, a U.S. recall of raw mild cheddar warns of E. coli contamination, though no related illnesses have been reported. Grocery Costs: Tariffs could push up U.S. food bills, with imported staples from coffee and fruit to seafood and chocolate exposed to higher costs. Food Heritage: Meghalaya is taking its Indigenous ingredients and cooking traditions to audiences across India through 14 events planned from October to February. Street Food: A Danish-Chinese couple’s steamed-bun stall drew a queue stretching about 100 metres at a Copenhagen festival, bringing family recipes to a new crowd. Food Travel: San Sebastián’s pintxos bars remain a draw for visitors seeking Basque flavors alongside the city’s beaches and old-town streets.
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