AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Safety: The U.S. USDA issued a Class I recall for De Todito Natural and De Todito BBQ potato chips after pork cracklings from Colombia were found ineligible for U.S. import, with no illnesses reported. Consumer Prices & Currency: Colombia’s peso rally has helped curb inflation, but Grupo Cibest says the pass-through is weaker than expected—consumers may not see big relief at the register. Retail & Payments: Brazil’s app-based work continues to expand, with nearly 2 million people working via platforms, reshaping how consumers buy and how workers earn. Energy & Infrastructure: Sempra Infrastructure signed a 20-year LNG deal with Petrobras for 0.8 Mtpa from Port Arthur LNG Phase 2, while Brazil’s Amazon-region transport projects could cut logistics costs but raise deforestation and illegal activity risks. Policy & Regulation: The EU is set to propose an under-15 social media/AI chatbot ban under an “EU Kids Act,” pushing age verification and parental controls. Travel & Leisure: Emirates reported strong summer demand and positive winter bookings, as it expands fleet and network.
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