AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFDA Warning: The agency says a pain-relief product sold online (“Qu Feng Huo Lou Dan”) contains the prescription steroid dexamethasone but doesn’t list it on the label—urging anyone using it to talk to a clinician before stopping. Supplements Watch: Consumer Reports tested 17 prenatal vitamins and found label potency mismatches in most, though it didn’t flag contaminant safety issues. Retail & Customer Service: Aldi is apologizing in Liverpool ahead of a short closure for store “freshening up,” while Sheboygan Police will temporarily close a customer service window for staff meetings. Energy Bills & Outages: NV Energy launched an online tool to explain its new daily demand charge, and Avista scheduled an early-morning outage for about 636 customers. Trade-Tariff Signage: Loblaw is bringing back country-of-origin labeling and “T” symbols for tariff-affected items as Canada-U.S. tensions spill into grocery aisles. Consumer Protection: South Dakota AG Marty Jackley urged lawmakers to steer part of its Meta settlement toward consumer protection staffing. Food & Brand Tweaks: Burger King is overhauling chicken nuggets and sauces after customer feedback. Online Shopping Refunds: Playdate maker Panic says it’s refunding tariff fees to affected customers.
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