AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCyclospora Watch: The FDA walked back an earlier claim that a Taylor Farms lettuce sample tested positive for cyclospora, calling it a false positive, while saying its outbreak investigation and the “overwhelming” recall basis are still intact—New Hampshire health officials report six cases this year with no known link to the national outbreak. Local Food Safety: New Hampshire restaurants say they’re staying ready to pivot if any vendor recalls hit their supply chain, even as the Taylor Farms recall list includes shipments to the state. Business & Industry: Pitco scrapped plans for a big Concord manufacturing facility and will instead focus on its existing sites in Bow and Pembroke. Education: WalletHub ranked New Hampshire schools fourth nationally, a win Gov. Kelly Ayotte highlighted. Energy & Tech: New Hampshire is among states that have signed plug-in balcony solar into law, and a UL 3700-certified microinverter is now available. Community: Meredith Village Savings Bank announced its 2026 James D. Sutherland Memorial Scholarship recipients. Outdoors & Recreation: Weeks State Park’s John W. Weeks Lodge was restored with about $3 million in federal funds, including ADA upgrades.
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