Goya CEO: States prolonging coronavirus shutdown orders is ‘beginning of the end’
Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue said the repercussions of shutting down the economy are "far greater" than COVID.
Papa John's dishing out $2.5M in bonuses for its frontline employees
It's a token of the company’s "deep appreciation" for its workers amid the pandemic.
Pennsylvania restaurant owners defy indoor restrictions
Some Pennsylvania restaurant owners are defying the state's coronavirus restrictions temporarily banning indoor dining.
NYC restaurateur: Coronavirus stimulus bill a 'one-size-fits-all Band-Aid'
New York restaurateur Tyler Hollinger argues the latest stimulus relief bill isn’t enough for the restaurant industry.
FDA orders Whole Foods to improve allergen warnings on products
The FDA said it reviewed the history of food recalls for the company and claimed that the corporation "engaged in a pattern of receiving and offering for sale misbranded food products."
Almond Kringle sold at Trader Joe’s faces recall over undeclared pecans
Heads up, sweets lovers: A popular holiday dessert sold at various Trader Joe’s locations is facing a recall after it was found the product may contain undeclared pecans.
LA gives organizations $300k to spend on restaurant gift cards for families in need
LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn on Monday announced a plan to give $300,000 worth of restaurant gift cards to families in need.
TGI Fridays selling 'Cluck-It Buckets' to meet fans' feelings about 2020
Thank God it’s the end of 2020.
Fat Brands CEO pans coronavirus stimulus as ‘too little, too late’ for restaurants
Fat Brands CEO Andy Wiederhorn argued the new coronavirus stimulus package isn't enough to keep the restaurant industry afloat.
‘Bar Rescue’ star says coronavirus aid package ‘falls short’ for restaurants
Jon Taffer tells FBN eateries 'need dollars to dig out' from economic trouble, 'and this plan doesn't provide that'
Burger King launches dollar menu, sends random people $1 to celebrate
Burger King announced the return of its dollar menu and it is reportedly sending random people $1.
Kroger names top trending foods of 2020, predictions for 2021
Kroger has revealed the top 10 trending foods and drinks of 2020.
NYC diner owner fights Cuomo, de Blasio's coronavirus restrictions: 'We are suing'
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 reveals no evidence of coronavirus spread from 2,000+ locations
Waffle House CEO Walter Ehmer argues tightened coronavirus restrictions are unnecessarily hurting the American people.
Papa John's to introduce stuffed crust pizza nationwide by the end of the year
More cheese is never a bad thing.
Seaweed industry stays afloat, seeks growth during pandemic
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 criticizes Gates for saying restaurants 'sadly' need to shut down
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.
San Francisco restaurant offers ‘pay what you can’ tacos weekly
Earlier this week, Mexican restaurant Tato announced that it will be offering “pay what you can” taco plates every Friday.
Whole Foods employee sends mass email demanding return of hazard pay amid coronavirus surge
A Whole Foods employee in Detroit, Michigan, sent a mass email to the company on Thursday.
Coca Cola to cut 2,200 jobs worldwide in restructuring
The restructuring will impact about 1,200 roles in the United States, with roughly 500 of the cuts coming from metro Atlanta.