AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAgriculture: Cattle industry representatives warn mandatory country-of-origin labeling in the Senate farm bill could raise costs for Kansas producers and beef prices for shoppers, without adding much consumer demand. Broadband: gFiber, Qualcomm and Gemtek unveiled an AI-enabled Wi-Fi 8 gateway designed for 20-gig internet service. Restaurant Growth: Eggs Up Grill signed 11 new restaurant commitments and is expanding into Kansas for the first time. Data Centers: De Soto’s proposal to offer households $1,000 has drawn neighbor skepticism, while Emporia voters will weigh data center and battery-storage plans. Small Business: After a Hutchinson baker publicized a six-year-old unpaid campaign invoice, Sen. Roger Marshall paid Holly’s Sweet Treats $1,300 on a $678.75 bill. Health Policy: A think tank is urging Kansas lawmakers to tighten oversight of the 340B hospital program, alleging that weak safeguards divert resources from patient care.
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