AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConsumer squeeze in Spain: Shoppers are hitting their wits’ end as Spain’s supermarket crisis keeps pressure on prices and choice. Food supply shocks: Sardine supplies are tightening in German supermarkets after declining catches tied to Morocco, with some products temporarily unavailable. Health & safety recall: Spain’s medicines regulator (AEMPS) ordered the withdrawal of 22 slimming products linked to sibutramine, a banned substance due to serious risks. Public procurement rules: Spain’s healthcare tech sector is asking for public contracts to be indexed to the CPI to protect budgets amid inflation and geopolitical uncertainty. Tech for buyers: A new EU Nintendo Switch 2 version with a user-replaceable battery is appearing in stores, but packaging may not clearly label which version you’re getting—buyers are urged to check for a visible screw on the box image. Travel & consumer spending: Aena, Spain’s airport operator, is highlighted as more valuable than many airlines as it prepares major investment in Madrid and Barcelona. Local life: Footage from Marbella shows drivers taking up multiple parking bays, sparking fresh anger from supermarket shoppers.
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