Georgia Fights Drug Smuggling Hidden in Produce
Georgia officials are stepping up their fight against drug cartels using fruits and vegetables as a cover to sneak illegal substances into the state. In a major push announced on August 27, 2025, the Georgia Department of Agriculture joined forces with the Drug Enforcement Administration to target what they call agro-terrorism, uncovering meth, cocaine, and fentanyl hidden in shipments of produce like celery, peppers, and cucumbers. The Rise of Agro-Terrorism…