AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPlastics & Manufacturing: PureCycle says its purification resin is finally making it into mainstream consumer goods, with Procter & Gamble’s Downy detergent caps moving into commercial production and additional Tide/Vicks cap launches lined up; the company also cites New Jersey DEP approval for PureFive as post-consumer recycled content as the state’s food-contact exemption ends. Weather & Transit: Heavy rain and flooding hit the Philly region, with NJ River Line service suspended in Camden and SEPTA trolley disruptions reported. Environment & Industry: Chemours, DuPont and Corteva reached a $455M PFAS settlement tied to Fayetteville Works in North Carolina, following major NJ-related PFAS resolution steps. Public Health & Food Supply: Whole Foods recalled Cabricharme cheese in seven states, including New Jersey, after undeclared egg allergen lysozyme was found. Energy Policy: New Jersey lawmakers pushed a “Make Polluters Pay” flooding/climate resilience bill as offshore wind projects face cancellations. Utilities: A federal audit found Atlantic City Electric overcharged transmission customers, setting up potential refunds. Innovation in NJ: A 11-year-old New Jersey inventor won attention for a low-cost moss filter that can remove up to 95% of lead from drinking water. Tech & Labor: A new report warns electronic shelf labels could cut grocery jobs and wages nationwide.
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