AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety Watch: The CDC says the iceberg lettuce–linked cyclosporiasis outbreak has grown to nine states, adding Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania to the original list that already included Indiana. Public health impact: 1,947 illnesses and 98 hospitalizations are reported, with no deaths so far, and officials warn the real total is likely higher. Regulatory response: The FDA and CDC continue tracing the supply chain tied to Taylor Farms and note other cyclospora clusters may be unrelated. Local water upgrades: South Bend secured $14.5M in low-interest loans for drinking water work, including lead line replacements and PFAS (“forever chemicals”) planning. Workforce & training: Gov. Mike Braun announced $9.1M in grants to expand registered apprenticeships and connect some formerly incarcerated adults to skilled trades. Healthcare labor: A former Parkview Health employee filed a class action alleging wage theft tied to payroll rounding. Community health: Montgomery County is publishing restaurant inspection reports under Indiana’s updated food code system.
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