Dunkin', Wendy's spice things up in Twitter battle
The spicy exchange put Dunkin's new Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut up against Wendy's Spicy Chicken Nuggets
Papa John's founder rips into his former company
John Schnatter, the former CEO of Papa John's, says that the company he founded is looking at a downturn soon due to poor food quality, bad management, and a host of other factors unless they turn things around.
Amazon has 1,500 'fresh' jobs to be filled for new grocery stores in Chicago suburbs
Amazon is looking to take the suburbs of "The Windy City" by storm with its latest grocery concept and wants to hire 1,500 people to help do it.
How the pandemic has accelerated the next generation of farming
The food service industry is betting big on vertical farming as the pandemic ushers in a heightened awareness of food safety and cleanliness.
NYC restaurant owner blasts coronavirus shutdown: Hardworking people are being 'punished'
"We are being punished by falling into that red zone on a map," a New York City restaurant owner said on Tuesday, blasting the city's coronavirus shutdown.
Former North Carolina waitress sues employer after sex tape circulates, she receives threats: lawsuit
A former waitress for a North Carolina-based restaurant chain is suing the company after enduring months of alleged sexual assault and harassment including one instance when she received an anonymous threat after reporting that her private sex tape had been circulated among coworkers.
Impossible Foods launches at grocery stores in Asia, will develop plant-based milk
'Impossible' milk, a plant-based alternative to dairy, is in the works as the imitation meat company continues to expand
Uber founder turns real-estate mogul for ghost kitchen startup
The former chief executive of Uber Technologies Inc. has been quietly assembling a mini real-estate empire over the past two years, acquiring closed restaurants, auto-body shops and warehouses for use in his new ghost kitchen venture.
Taco Bell brings back 'steal a base, steal a taco' promotion for 2020 World Series
Nothing makes baseball more exciting than a free taco.
Albertsons testing out self-serve pickup lockers for online orders
The test lockers are modular and temperature-controlled, allowing them to be suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. The modular setup can be adjusted to ensure specific temperatures are meet so a customer's order can be safely maintained, Albertsons said.
PF Chang's is opening to-go locations in New York, meeting shifting consumer behavior
P.F. Chang’s is expanding its off-premise locations into the New York market as consumers shift their dining habits in the backdrop of dining restrictions and the delivery boom.
Whole Foods predicts top food trends for 2021
Mushroom broth, sauerkraut snacks, and immunity-boosting foods are the future of snacking in the age of the pandemic.
Smithfield Foods CEO Ken Sullivan to retire in early 2021
Sullivan's first four years as CEO saw "the highest profit periods in the company's history," then the 2020 coronavirus pandemic interrupted what was shaping up to be a "record year," the company said.
Perdue Chicken makes clear it's not affiliated with Sen. Perdue after he mispronounces Kamala Harris' name
Sen. Perdue said he "meant no disrespect" with his pronunciation of Harris' name.
Atlanta Fed president 'concerned' about uneven economic recovery
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic said Sunday that he's "concerned" the road to recovery from the coronavirus pandemic may be uneven for different sectors of the U.S. economy.
‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ creator launches fundraiser to feed people on Election Day
Famous screenwriter turned TV food host, Phil Rosenthal, is leading a philanthropic campaign for Americans who go out and vote on Election Day.
Rapper Nelly touched by beer-can shoutout from Budweiser: 'Something to live up to'
Rapper Nelly will be featured on Budweiser tall-boy cans in St. Louis starting on Oct. 20.
New York City restaurants offer actors ‘eat now, pay later’ meals
Marseille and Nizza, two restaurants in New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, is offering Actor’s Equity card holders “eat now, pay later” meals every night starting at 9 p.m. until close.
How a Goya boycott led to a 'buycott'
First, the Goya Foods boycott turned into a “buycott.” Now the largest Hispanic-owned foods company is finding favorable backlash in the wake of the CEO’s praise for President Trump.
Coca-Cola will stop making Tab diet soda, company announces
Tab diet soda is heading the way of Crystal Pepsi and Jolt cola.



















