AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDisaster Watch: A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck off southern Mexico near Chiapas, shaking Oaxaca and parts of Guatemala and El Salvador, with authorities reporting no immediate casualties and urging people to avoid beaches after a brief tsunami alert. Public Health: In the U.S., the CDC/FDA linked a Cyclospora outbreak to shredded iceberg lettuce traced to Mexico; Taylor Farms says it’s voluntarily removing central Mexico lettuce from the market, while Taco Bell faces menu pullbacks tied to the investigation. Trade & Diplomacy: The U.S. and Mexico will meet in Mexico City for the third USMCA joint review round, with talks covering steel and aluminum, autos, economic security, labor, agriculture, and electronic payments. Food Safety & Supply Chains: The lettuce recall and outbreak probe add pressure to cross-border produce oversight as more cases are investigated. Justice & Borders: A California judge released an escaped inmate captured in Tijuana, leaving him at large again, while U.S. and Mexico continue to clash over migrant deaths in custody.
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