AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety Recall: Amy’s Kitchen recalled more than 15,000 cases of Organic Lentil Soup (Light in Sodium) after a defect in the can’s “easy open tab” raised spoilage concerns; the affected lot (60D0924) was distributed in South Carolina, and consumers are urged not to eat the soup and to return it for a refund. Public Health: South Carolina is seeing a rise in cyclosporiasis tied to a national outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce, with 23 cases confirmed statewide so far—health officials are urging shoppers to be cautious with fresh produce. Aviation Security: Charleston International Airport is among the first airports expected to adopt TSA Gold+, a program that lets private contractors handle passenger screening while TSA keeps oversight—part of a broader effort to reduce disruption during federal shutdowns. Workforce & Innovation: The South Carolina Research Authority is a founding partner in the NSF Grid Modernization Engine for the Carolinas, with an initial $15 million investment and potential up to $160 million over a decade, targeting grid modernization and job creation. Politics & Business Climate: The U.S. expanded its Ratepayer Protection Pledge for AI data centers, adding utilities and data center firms—including Duke Energy and Southern Company—aimed at preventing ratepayers from absorbing new infrastructure costs. Local Economy/Construction: Dorchester Paws is building a $12 million animal shelter and veterinary clinic in Summerville, with a mid-2027 completion target.
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