AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSNAP Storm Relief: The West Virginia Department of Human Services got USDA approval to extend the 10-day SNAP food-loss reporting window for Boone, Logan, and Raleigh storm victims to July 13, with replacement benefits available for eligible households that lost food due to outages lasting more than four hours. Retail SNAP Rules: After a federal court decision, USDA told West Virginia retailers to stop enforcing the soda ban, meaning SNAP recipients can buy soda again where SNAP is accepted. Public Safety—Warehouse Fire: Parkersburg’s Peoples Cartage fire is contained but expected to take days, with EPA and state agencies monitoring air and water quality as crews dig into collapsed storage tied to plastic pellets. Energy Prices: GasBuddy reports the lowest E85 price in Lewis County at $2.61/gal for the week ending June 27, while Wetzel County’s lowest midgrade hit $4.29/gal. Food Industry—Recall: FDA says ALDI Brand Fusia Asian Inspirations Kimchi & Tofu Kimbap is recalled in West Virginia and other states due to an undeclared fish allergen (tuna). Rare Earths Investment: GreenMet and partners announced a $150M rare earth processing hub in Greenbrier County aimed at turning coal tailings into critical minerals and creating about 250 jobs. Local Business & Community: The State Fair of West Virginia is reminding exhibitors that livestock entries are due July 8 and Home/Arts & Garden entries due July 15.
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