AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDisaster Relief: Florida businesses hit by Hurricane Isaias can seek SBA loans of up to $2 million for physical damage or economic losses. A reopened Walton County resource center offers in-person help with applications and paperwork. Banking and Finance: Miami-based Banesco USA is expanding in Tampa Bay, building on its SBA lending business and adding local banking leaders to support entrepreneurs seeking financing. Business Rules: UF/IFAS experts say Florida cottage-food sellers must follow safe handling practices and clearly label allergens, even though food-safety training is not required. Separately, recent FTC cases show that rules against deceptive practices can apply to business-to-business sales, including pricing and cancellation terms. New Ventures: UCF student Jordan Chang has revived his homemade cookie business, selling to students and Orlando customers while promoting it on social media. Wynwood has also welcomed 27 Club Coffee, a new cafe and bar aimed at the neighborhood’s creative crowd.
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