Food and Drinks

Kroger has revealed the top 10 trending foods and drinks of 2020.

Kellogg's Diner owner Irene Siderakis slammed coronavirus restrictions and is taking action against "the people who took our right to earn a living."

Waffle House CEO Walter Ehmer argues tightened coronavirus restrictions are unnecessarily hurting the American people.

More cheese is never a bad thing.

The coronavirus pandemic has been a struggle for much of American seafood, but at least one sector of the industry has found a way to grow during the crisis — the seaweed business

Wingstop CEO Charlie Morrison added to a chorus of voices criticizing billionaire Bill Gates for comments he made Sunday that bars and restaurants will "sadly" have to close as we go into this next wave of coronavirus. 

Earlier this week, Mexican restaurant Tato announced that it will be offering “pay what you can” taco plates every Friday.

A Whole Foods employee in Detroit, Michigan, sent a mass email to the company on Thursday.

The restructuring will impact about 1,200 roles in the United States, with roughly 500 of the cuts coming from metro Atlanta.

Chick-fil-A has recognized 34 “inspirational” nonprofit organizations throughout the U.S. and Canada.

New U.S. Government Accountability Office data revealed this week that more than 4,000 of Amazon's warehouse workers are on food stamps across nine states.

Although coronavirus lockdowns have been difficult for many restaurants and small businesses, Jose Cil, Restaurant Brands International CEO told "Mornings with Maria" they have helped with innovation.

We need to be doing everything in our power to maintain the 100,000 restaurant jobs that have come back to New York City since the pandemic hit. 

Tyson Foods fired seven managers Wednesday after an independent investigation led by former US Attorney General Eric Holder into allegations that employees created a cash buy-in betting pool to wager on how many plant workers would contract COVID-19. 

The idea came to Doug and Kim White in October after they were lamenting the city's latest coronavirus mandate while driving around town. 

City-based salad chain Sweetgreen is eyeing suburban expansion with a drive-in business model with fewer people eating out for lunch during COVID.

Starbucks has suspended two upcoming happy hour promotions in its U.S. stores as coronavirus cases surge across the country.

Uncle Jack's Steakhouse CEO Willie Degel details the difference between running a business in Georgia vs. New York.

Many small businesses have been forced to close permanently due to revenues lost amid restrictions on operations.

The New York State Latino Restaurant, Bar & Lounge Association, which hosted the rally, is calling for rent and insurance relief, grants and loans through the Paycheck Protection Program, local and state funding programs and grants as well as for "help from our local leaders."