Food and Drinks

Companies across the country still have job openings despite massive layoffs.

Here is how you can keep food safe while you bunker down for the coronavirus.

Many businesses are already laying off large swaths of their workforce.

Many shops in the city are being forced to scale down staff amid the coronavirus outbreak.

His company, the Union Square Hospitality Group, has 19 eateries across New York.

The organization is doing everything it can to continue its operations during this unprecedented time.

Tyson, Sanderson Farms shifting chicken, beef and pork production from foodservice to retail.

The CEO of Benningan’s and Steak and Ale said being prepared is vital

Lady Gaga's father, Joe Germanotta, plans to support his restaurant employees while the coronavirus shuts down the industry, as he continues to dispute with the MTA regarding rent payment.

Canned meat like SPAM is a favorite of preppers, and Google searches for SPAM recipes are up.

Chef David Burke said coronavirus takeout regulations are not helping restaurants stay in business and his own employees are being laid off.

The pandemic has shuttered businesses across the state

The fast-food giant will limit service at company-owned stores in the region to drive-thru service, walk-in take-out and deliveries.

Here is how the high-end restaurant group known as Merchants Hospitality plans to feed hungry NYC students.

Both platforms are experiencing high demand as shoppers look to stock up.

The policy, which went into effect Monday, is being implemented in all of its locations.

Plant-based meat producer Impossible Foods has raised around $500 million in its latest funding round.

Illinois, Ohio, Massachusetts, Washington state and New York City are among the places that ordered bars to close and restaurants to stop dine-in service.

To date, all of Chick-fil-A's restaurants remain open, though some locations will only offer service through its drive-thrus, while others will only offer takeout, delivery or mobile ordering options.

Starbucks announced Sunday it will temporarily close some stores and change all locations in the U.S. and Canada to a “to-go” model in an effort to combat the spreading of the new coronavirus.