AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAgribusiness & Biosecurity: The U.S. is battling the New World screwworm after new Texas detections rose to 10 cases, triggering more quarantine zones and a faster inspector training course for livestock and agriculture staff. Climate Risk: Federal forecasters say El Niño is officially underway, warning of a potentially very strong and costly pattern that can disrupt agriculture, infrastructure, and supply chains. Maritime & Security: Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions are putting Gulf shipping at risk, with reports of attacks involving vessels carrying Indian crews and renewed focus on flags of convenience. Panama Business & Consumer Watch: Acodeco seized 1,517 pounds of contaminated rice in Bocas del Toro, while a separate proposal would open Panama’s electricity marketing to competition by separating distribution and marketing. Tourism & Connectivity: Copa Airlines expanded its Panama stopover program to 15 days, aiming to draw more visitors and boost the local economy. World Cup (Panama angle): Ghana’s camp says preparations are on track for its opener vs Panama, and a psychic claims Panama could be a surprise team.
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