Cult favorite brewery moves to online sales amid coronavirus pandemic, but there's a catch
Everything’s going digital, even beer sales.
Nearly 1M Crock-Pots recalled ahead of Thanksgiving for burn risks
The product was sold at Walmart and Target as well as other major retailers nationwide, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Los Angeles Dept of Public Health admits no science link between outdoor dining, COVID-19 spike
Department of Public Health official Dr. Muntu Davis cited a CDC study targeting 11 different outpatient healthcare facilities in 10 states as the "best information we have."
Walmart's Patti LaBelle sweet potato pies still selling by the thousands after viral Thanksgiving video
Walmart sells 36,000 of Patti LaBelle's sweet potato pies every day five years after the launch.
Restaurateur finds creative way to weather LA County dine-in ban
In March, Uy began to serve up burgers outside Mignon -- where he typically serves a variety of cheese and charcuterie boards, sandwiches, oysters and wine -- on its closed days.
Amazon staffers not happy with ‘turkey vouchers’ as new hires get bonuses: report
The e-commerce giant’s staffers have griped about the disparity in social-media forums where they’ve shared pictures of “turkey vouchers” worth as little as $10 that they were given as thank-you gifts.
Sheetz releases holiday-themed beer made with doughnut holes
Beer and breakfast foods don’t often mix.
Whole Foods recalls popcorn chicken over undeclared shellfish
Whole Foods has issued a voluntary recall for packaged popcorn chicken with sweet chili sauce that was sold in stores across Northern California and Nevada.
NYC steakhouse owner: Many restaurants will close by end of year without government help
Amid stalled negotiations over a new coronavirus relief package, Bobby Van's Steakhouse owner Joseph Smith warned on Tuesday that “a lot” of restaurants will close by the end of the year.
These stores will be open on Thanksgiving
Retailers including Target and Walmart are closing their doors this year on Thanksgiving Day to give employees a much-needed day off amid a resurging coronavirus pandemic.
Los Angeles County says science fueling new rules - but is it? Here are the stats
According to new data from Los Angeles County's Department of Public Health, COVID-19 cases traced back to the county's restaurants and bars accounted for just 3.1%, or 70 of the total 2,257 confirmed cases found from 204 "outbreak" locations.
Pandemic has taken a bite out of seafood trade, consumption
Consumer demand for seafood at restaurants dropped by more than 70% during the early months of the pandemic, according to the scientists, who published their findings recently in the scientific journal Fish and Fisheries.
Dunkin' brings back popular scented candles after limited run
The next best thing to eating doughnuts is smelling them.
Dole issues limited recall of romaine over E. coli concerns
The affected products were shipped in 12-ounce bags to more than a dozen states. This includes Arizona, Hawaii, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, and Virginia.
Brewery to deliver beer by reindeer this holiday season
Beer and Christmas make a great pair.
Thousands march in Taiwan against US pork imports
President Tsai Ing-wen's administration lifted a long-standing ban on U.S. pork and beef imports in August, in a move seen as one of the first steps toward possibly negotiating a bilateral trade agreement with the U.S. The ban is due to be lifted in January.
Walmart heirs fund startup developing at-home COVID-19 Tests
The billionaire Walton family that controls Walmart is among a group of investors backing a startup aiming to design at-home Covid-19 tests.
'Cake Boss' star Buddy Valastro's advice to business owners during coronavirus pandemic: 'You've got to pivot'
'Cake Boss' star Buddy Valastro is sharing his advice to business owners amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Should I eat in an igloo? How to navigate restaurants' outside dining this winter
From single-table igloos to communal tents, restaurants are counting on an array of outdoor structures to keep customers coming through the winter as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Restaurants on life support with new closures, curfews and no additional stimulus
Restaurants around the nation are finding it harder and harder to weather the pandemic as a new slate of curfews and closures on top of no additional government relief push them into an even deeper financial hole.



















