AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety & Retail: Taylor Farms-linked salmonella recalls widened again, pulling jalapeño-based dips, salsas and guacamole sold at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Target, Kroger and more, with NH retailers including Hannaford named in the latest lists. Public Health: The CDC says the cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce has now reached 17 states, with New Hampshire among those added as case counts climb and hospitalizations continue. Energy & Costs: The national gas average ticked back up to about $4.07 after a week of declines, as crude oil stayed near the $80 range. Transportation Tech: Manchester installed AI-enabled traffic signal timing at 22 intersections using sensors, funded by a $2M federal SMART grant. Water & Environment: Old Dutch Mustard agreed to a Clean Water Act compliance plan after alleged Souhegan River pollution, including real-time monitoring requirements. Defense & Clean Tech: 374Water and Arcadis received a DoD DIU Success Memo for PFAS destruction services using AirSCWO. Real Estate & Construction: Major Seacoast apartment projects moved forward, including BOD Holdings’ The Overlook (135 units) and Brady Sullivan’s The Lofts at 93 North (80 units), while Heritage Properties launched an in-house contracting division targeting southern NH and the Seacoast. Local Business/Deals: Colliers brokered a $6.8M sale of a 45,650 s/f Nashua-area flex industrial building, signaling continued investor demand for stabilized NH industrial assets.
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