Food and Drinks

Starting Monday, Chipotle Mexican Grill is rolling out a new feature allowing customers to place mobile orders via Facebook Messenger using the restaurant chain's concierge bot, Pepper.

Consumers and grocers continue to worry about meat shortages or price spikes linked to coronavirus.

The fast food giant says it has enacted nearly 50 new safety features.

The Yum! Brands subsidiary said it has since apologized to the employee, voicing the company's support for the movement.

Cream of Wheat is the latest food products brand to reevaluate its marketing amid growing concerns about use of racial stereotypes.

Kroger said its digital sales grew 92 percent in the first quarter when it reported earnings on Thursday.

Walmart is appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court after a lower court would not allow the retail company to sell spirits in Texas, according to a Tuesday report.

Conagra Brands announces it is reviewing its Mrs. Butterworth's brand, following announcements that Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben's would phase out their racial stereotypes.

Blaze Pizza is making pizza crust out of White Claw Hard Seltzer for a limited-time.

Mars Inc. said it will change its “Uncle Ben” rice mascot in response to criticism from consumers who said it’s based on racist stereotypes.

Many airlines are no longer serving alcohol on shorter routes to limit interactions between flight attendants and passengers.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues social distancing rules prevent a rapid economic comeback.

The company has said it aims to price its products comparably to their meat equivalents by 2024.

More chip brands are creating pickle-flavored snacks. Here's why.

Former Bumble Bee Foods CEO Christopher Lischewski got a stiff sentence for tuna price fixing.

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski said some of the fast- food chain’s menu items would come back, but he didn’t say which ones or when.

Instead of having a single day for free slurpees, 7-Eleven rewards members will be able to get a free slurpee any day in July, the company said Tuesday.

Domino's shrugged off criticism for thanking current press secretary Kayleigh McEnany in a 2012 reply tweet.

It's unclear whether the employees will go back to work after claiming corporate "retaliation."

To show support for Black Lives Matter and nationwide protests, many people have begun wearing face masks, shirts, pins and other apparel with the movement logo. Corporate executives have also embraced the cause with supportive statements and, in some cases, policy changes.