AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoExtreme Weather: Spain issued its highest warning as flash floods hit Madrigueras near Alicante, killing a 102-year-old woman and forcing 90 rescues, with streets turning into rivers and cars swept away. Tourism Safety: On the Costa del Sol, reports of gang violence and “ticking time bomb” fears are prompting calls for tighter policing around popular marina hotspots in Malaga. Food & Drink Security: Spain jumped to No.2 globally for QR-code phishing (“quishing”), with restaurants and tourist venues urged to check physical codes to avoid fake menu links and scam subscriptions. Agri-Food Outlook: Spanish pomegranate growers expect 40,000–50,000 tons in 2026, while Spanish household mango consumption rose 33.4% in 2025, reaching 49,857 tons. Beverage Trends: Alcohol sales are slipping across major European grocery markets as shoppers cut back, but low- and no-alcohol drinks are rising fast, including functional and health-led options. Local Gastronomy: Alicante’s first Alasbravas championship went to Vino y Mas with a smoky kimchi sauce bravas recipe, earning a spot at Alicante Gastronomica. Culture with a Food Angle: Spain’s embassy in Paraguay launched Aires de España, mixing cultural and gastronomic programming across October.
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