Louisville restaurant owner says protests coupled with pandemic have been ‘punch in the gut'
Civil unrest coupled with the coronavirus pandemic have been a “punch in the gut,” Kentucky restaurant owner Sam Cruz said on Wednesday.
Subway franchise owners slam chain's coronavirus demands: report
Subway operators are pushing back at the sandwich chain for mandating it repay royalties fees and resume pre-COVID-19 hours.
Wildfires choke West Coast vineyards, 'wet ashtray' wine grapes left for birds
Heavy ground smoke clouded Hanson Vineyards in Oregon’s picturesque Willamette Valley for more than a week following a Labor Day windstorm that kicked up wildfires across the western United States.
Mars drops Uncle Ben's, reveals new name for rice brand
Packaging with the new name will hit stores next year
Chipotle's carne asada returns to US menus, but only temporarily
Chipotle announced Tuesday that it was bringing back its popular meat option, carne asada, to U.S. menus.
Sizzler restaurant chain files for bankruptcy, says move is a 'direct result' of coronavirus pandemic
Sizzler, the steakhouse chain known for its grilled meats and giant salad bars, filed for bankruptcy Monday after the coronavirus pandemic shuttered its restaurants and strained its finances.
Coca-Cola to debut hard seltzer from Topo Chico brand in first half of 2021: report
The Coca-Cola Co. is hoping to take a swig of the hard-seltzer market with the release of its first U.S. alcoholic offering in decades.
Almost 90% of NYC's restaurants, bars couldn't pay August's rent in full, survey finds
It's a four-point increase over July, the NYC Hospitality Alliance reports.
Costco co-founder told CEO 'I will kill you' following hot dog combo price hike suggestion
Inflated food court fare may be a matter of life and death at Costco.
Beyond Meat to capitalize on plant-based popularity, introduce breakfast sausage in 5,000 new locations
Beyond Meat will introduce its frozen breakfast sausage patties to nearly 5,000 locations, including retail giants Target, Walmart and Kroger, by the end of September.
PepsiCo targets 100% renewable energy by 2030
The company has become the latest company to join the RE100 initiative, a global initiative that works to bring together businesses around the world committed to 100% renewable electricity.
Hurricane-prone homes in Florida eligible for 'unbreakable' metal shutters from Bacardi-owned spirit brand
An exceptionally busy Atlantic hurricane season has spurred one whisky maker to help residents in storm-prone areas protect their homes using the same material it uses to protect its canned spirits.
High school grads opt out of higher ed amid coronavirus pandemic
Shuttered colleges force some students to pursue cheaper and more sensical routes like trade school.
Vegan food company files First Amendment suit against Oklahoma over labeling regulations
Upton’s Naturals is working with the Plant Based Foods Association and the Institute for Justice to fight the Oklahoma Meat Consumer Protection Act.
Papa John's founder John Schnatter responds to pizza chain's Atlanta move
John Schnatter says he's "saddened" that the chain is moving 200 employees to Atlanta.
Bud Light gives Black-owned businesses a 'shoutout' in new Thursday Night Football ad campaign
Bud Light teamed up with eatOkra, a food app dedicated to helping eaters find and support Black-owned restaurants.
Morningstar Farms releasing Mickey Mouse-shaped, plant-based nuggets
You’ve heard of Mickey Mouse. But what about Mickey chik’n?
CDC report that dining out risks COVID-19 transmission based on 'false assumptions': industry
The CDC's recent report that dining out poses a risk for COVID-19 transmission has set off a clash with the flailing industry. Many restaurant owners and coalitions are refuting the claims based on "false assumptions."
Costco's boozy Advent calendar is back
The retailer's wine-fueled Advent calendar was spotted at a store in Paradise Valley, Ariz. this week.
Grocery spending up 6% during coronavirus, despite shoppers' less frequent trips to the store
We're shopping less frequently but buying more.



















