AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoProduce Inflation Watch: Shoppers are paying more across Florida’s grocery aisles as lettuce prices are up about 32% and tomatoes about 20% over the past year, with weather disruptions, labor shortages, energy/shipping costs, and trade-policy fallout keeping relief slow. Cyber & Consumer Finance: 23andMe breach victims are finally getting paid after a multistate settlement tied to the 2023 genetic data breach, though bankruptcy could still shrink payouts. Florida Campaign Finance: A Florida gubernatorial candidate is the first in the 2026 race to accept cryptocurrency contributions, signaling a push toward blockchain-linked fundraising. Housing & Local Real Estate: Brevard County’s June market shows resilience—more home sales, tighter inventory, and rising values—despite national worries. Public Money Oversight: A county school system ordered a forensic audit of its finances, contracts, procurement, payroll, and grants after leadership change. Infrastructure Funding: Winter Springs is breaking ground on a new East Wastewater Reclamation Facility, funded through Florida’s State Revolving Fund loan plus hurricane relief dollars. Food Safety: Taylor Farms recalled iceberg lettuce shipped to 27 states, including Florida, over potential cyclospora contamination. Crypto/Policy Risk: Reports of insider-style political betting on Polymarket/Kalshi raise fresh questions about how sensitive information moves into markets.
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