AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDefense Readiness: Mark Esper says the U.S. is running low on key missile interceptors and munitions after months of fighting in the Iran war, raising questions about how fast the defense industrial base can replenish stocks. Regional Trade & Energy: New England governors and Eastern Canada premiers meet next week, with Premier Tim Houston highlighting how tariffs are hitting businesses and how energy and critical minerals could reshape cross-border partnerships. Food Safety in Connecticut: USDA FSIS issued a public health alert tied to FDA-regulated jalapeños that may carry Salmonella, listing Connecticut retailers and warning more downstream products could be added. Produce Recall Details: A new FDA report adds specifics on the Taylor Farms lettuce recall, including named brands and distribution scope. Hospital Quality Watch: Connecticut’s Department of Public Health data shows Trinity Health of New England hospitals have received the most “immediate jeopardy” citations in the state since 2023, including Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford. Offshore Wind Setback: The U.S. pauses multiple East Coast offshore wind projects, including Revolution Wind near Rhode Island and Connecticut, citing national security radar concerns. CT Infrastructure Planning: Stonington’s draft Plan of Conservation and Development drew heavy public comment, with the hearing continued to Aug. 18.
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