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• Mexico Adopts New Guidelines for VELAGRO Agricultural Export Labor Certificates
  • LexBlog Mexico

  Mexico has approved the General Operating Guidelines for the VELAGRO Platform for Obtaining Agricultural Export Labor Certificates, which was published in Mexico’s Official Journal of the Federation on September 15, 2026. Created for the purpose of facilitating the import and export of Mexican agricultural products, the Agricultural Export Labor Certificate (“CLA”) was established through its...

• An Open Letter to Bruce Taylor: You Say Taylor Farms Will Stop Harvesting Iceberg Lettuce in Central Mexico During Cyclospora Season and Join a Task Force With FDA. Good. Here Is the Agenda for That Task Force, 23 Things You, the Industry, FDA and Congress Can Do Before May 1, 2027, and Two Draft Petitions I Am Asking You to Read Before I File Them.
  • LexBlog Mexico

  Dear Bruce, I read your October 8 letter. You say Taylor Farms will “indefinitely suspend the harvesting and processing of iceberg lettuce from central Mexico” for sale in the United States and Canada during the Cyclospora season, and that the company will join “a public-private task force that includes the FDA, scientists, industry leaders” and public health officials...

• What NAT5 Live 2026 means for private clients, private capital and the UK tax treatment of nature
  • LexBlog Mexico

  Back in Mexico City, a city whose scale I sometimes forget, I attended the close of NAT5 Live 2026 at the invitation of Antonio Navalón. For families with capital in the United Kingdom and land or interests in Latin America, and for the funds that manage their money, the questions it raised are tax questions....

• Taylor Farms leader says his company is taking steps in wake of huge Cyclospora outbreak
  • LexBlog Mexico

  The CEO of Taylor Farms has issued a statement in the wake of the country’s largest ever Cyclospora outbreak this summer, which was linked to iceberg lettuce from the company’s operation in Central Mexico. The outbreak sickened almost 13,000 people, with 560 requiring hospitalization and two deaths reported.  The Food and Drug Administration started investigating...

• The Gulf Under Alabama Law
  • LexBlog Mexico

  Alabama did what Congress did not. It passed a law, HB2, requiring all state and local entities, and their employees, to call the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. (1) Refer to the body of water that borders the coast of Alabama as the “Gulf of America.” (2) Reflect the “Gulf of America” terminology...

• FDA Has Ten Commitments, Not Commandments, to Stop the Next Cyclospora Outbreak. It Is a Start. Here Is What It Leaves Out.
  • LexBlog Mexico

  On October 2, FDA closed its investigation into the largest Cyclospora outbreak in American history: 12,883 confirmed illnesses, 570 hospitalizations and two deaths in 21 states, linked to shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico. Inspectors found the parasite in a wastewater tank at the processing plant and in a drainage ditch at a grower. As of September 15, CDC...

• Third-Country Deportees Are in Danger and Need Our Help
  • LexBlog Mexico

  Since the advent of the second Trump Administration, our government has been deporting asylum seekers and others to third countries, often without warning or anything resembling due process of law. To date, more than 25,000 people have been removed in this manner. The large majority were sent to Mexico or Guatemala, but hundreds have been...

• Taylor Farms Says No Lettuce Tested Positive for Cyclospora. CDC, FDA, USDA, the Nation’s State Epidemiologists and the Produce Industry’s Own Trade Groups Have Each Explained, in Writing, Why That Has Never Been the Test.
  • LexBlog Mexico

  On October 2, 2026, FDA closed its investigation of the largest multistate Cyclospora outbreak on record. FDA said the two positive environmental samples – one from a tank of outgoing wastewater at the Taylor Farms de Mexico processing plant, one from a drainage ditch at a grower in the traceback – add to the strong epidemiological data...

• Twenty Years After Spinach: What the Produce Industry Got Right, Got Wrong, and Should Do Next
  • LexBlog Mexico

  In September 2006, bagged baby spinach grown in California’s Salinas Valley sickened over 200 people with E. coli O157:H7 and killed five of them. For a few weeks you could not give spinach away. Twenty years later, almost to the month, FDA closed its investigation into the largest Cyclospora outbreak in American history: 12,883 confirmed illnesses, 570 hospitalizations and two deaths...

• Christina Jewett, Alice Callahan and Caroline Hopkins Legaspi Read FDA’s Closure Correctly: The Parasite Was in Taylor Farms’ Own Wastewater and at Its Grower. Here Is What the Company Has Said, What It Has Not, and What I Told the Times Must Happen Before the 2027 Lettuce Is Planted.
  • LexBlog Mexico

  On Friday, Christina Jewett, Alice Callahan and Caroline Hopkins Legaspi of the New York Times reported FDA’s finding in the terms it deserved. Inspectors found Cyclospora in water from a tank of outgoing wastewater at the Taylor Farms de Mexico plant that chopped the lettuce, and in sediment from a drainage ditch at an iceberg grower that supplied it,...