AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColombia Earthquake Relief & Tariffs: President Abelardo de la Espriella asked Donald Trump to temporarily suspend high tariffs on Colombian goods to ease business pain after the 7.4 quake killed at least 289 people; the U.S. has pledged $26.5M in emergency aid, but no response yet. Food Safety Fallout: Fact-checkers scrutinized Taylor Farms’ political donations amid the cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce, with records showing no 2026 donations from the Mexico supplier but donations from the parent company in 2025. Trade Pressure on Consumers: The White House accused 40+ countries of helping Chinese exporters evade U.S. tariffs via “transshipment,” while the U.S. and Canada race toward a deal to avert 50% tariffs on select Canadian goods. Port & Supply Chain Boost (Venezuela): Venezuela’s Port of Guanta added a Liebherr mobile crane to speed container and project cargo handling. Health Watch (Mexico): Yucatán ranked 15th for obesity diagnoses in Mexico, averaging 56 new cases daily. Retail/Travel Lifestyle: Delta plans Austin–Paris nonstop service from March 2027, and Southwest signals more international routes ahead.
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