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foodThursday, August 13

Lettuce prices crash as cyclospora scares consumers

Today's food news is a mixed bag: a historic lettuce price crash tied to a cyclospora outbreak, a drought hammering Europe's livestock sector, and a quiet lobbying surge from the EWG. It's a day where the big stories are about what happens before food hits the plate, not the recipes themselves.

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Market shock

The most consequential story today is a price collapse that shows how quickly a food scare can reshape the market.

Pressure on supply

Beyond the outbreak, climate and policy are squeezing the food system from different angles.

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Drought squeezes livestock sector across the EU | Euractiv

Europe's drought is forcing farmers to dip into winter feed early, with France on track for its worst maize harvest since 1980. This isn't just a weather story; it's a signal that meat and dairy prices could climb well into next year.

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Environmental Working Group Ramps Up Food Safety Push

The EWG boosted lobbying spending by 63% in Q2, targeting the Food Chemical Reassessment Act and the Farm Bill. That's a clear sign they're aiming for regulatory wins on food additives and labeling, which could have ripple effects across the industry.

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