AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Trends: Tomato-based malatang is catching on in South Korea, where the fruit is finding new roles in dishes beyond familiar sauces and juices. Shopping Shift: Kenya Airways is moving duty-free shopping online from Nov. 1, letting passengers pre-order from a broader range of products up to 40 days before flying. Home Charging: New rules in England remove the need for planning permission for cross-pavement home EV chargers, potentially saving about £300 per installation. Menu Watch: McDonald’s is exploring higher-protein options as it considers changing tastes among customers taking GLP-1 weight-loss drugs; no products or launch dates have been announced. Product Safety: Wise Wife ground cinnamon sold in 14 states is being recalled over elevated lead levels. Shoppers should discard it or return it for a refund. Retail and Spending: Greece’s supermarket market reached €16 billion, with shoppers seeking value and retailers investing in private labels, technology and new services. In South Africa, premium beer sales are growing while cash-strapped customers pull back on mainstream brands. Consumer Claims: A U.S. judge has allowed parts of a lawsuit alleging McDonald’s misled customers about the pork in its McRib to proceed.
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