AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCulinary Heritage: Laos’ larb is a step closer to UNESCO recognition: a draft resolution proposes adding the minced-meat dish, a fixture at family celebrations, to the Intangible Cultural Heritage list. A final decision is expected in December. Restaurant Scene: The 2027 Michelin Guide for Manila, nearby regions and Cebu lists 127 establishments, including 10 starred restaurants. Filipino cuisine makes up nearly 60% of new selections, and FLOW earns a first star. Food Safety: The FDA says four varieties of Brad’s kale and veggie chips may contain elevated levels of thallium. About 25,000 bags were recalled in the US; shoppers should check product and lot details. Cooking Energy: A Nepalese chef is urging a 10-year plan to shift kitchens toward electric cooking, arguing that heavy reliance on imported LPG leaves households and food businesses exposed to supply shocks. Food and Travel: Agoda reports that 31% of surveyed Asian travelers prioritize culinary experiences, a potential draw for hotels. In the UK and Ireland, a new directory aims to help shoppers find local farms and food producers.
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