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Last update: 9 hours agoFood Safety: Taylor Farms expanded its voluntary recall of shredded iceberg lettuce tied to a Cyclospora outbreak, now covering 27 states including Mississippi. The company says it’s discarding implicated product, suspending shipments from central Mexico, and urging consumers to throw the lettuce away immediately. Public Health & Business Impact: Federal officials have linked the outbreak to thousands of cyclosporiasis cases nationwide, with retailers and restaurants pulling product as the recall list and lot details roll out. Energy & Infrastructure: A new national debate is heating up over data centers and eminent domain, as utilities and power lines for AI projects face growing “not in my backyard” opposition. Local Economy Watch: Gas prices in Mississippi stayed volatile but mostly steady week-to-week, with multiple counties reporting low regular and diesel prices around the July 11 reporting period. Mississippi Governance: Gov. Tate Reeves requested major disaster declarations for counties hit by Tropical Storm Arthur, seeking help for recovery costs affecting homes, businesses, and farms.
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