Food and Drinks

The Arkansas company, which processes about one-fifth of the nation's beef, plans to reduce prices for ground beef, roasts and other beef products.

Starbucks is seeking rent breaks as it ramps up U.S. store reopening following weeks of limited operation.

Tyson Foods Inc. is cutting prices on some beef products for retailers even as the coronavirus pandemic has temporarily shuttered some meat processing plants and threatened to disrupt supply chains.

McDonald's shares its coronavirus reopening plans.

Grubhub had been seeking 2.15 Uber shares in the negotiations, according to a report.

Amazon is converting more of its Whole Foods locations to online delivery only to keep up with the increased demand for groceries while mitigating the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

Meat exports have surged despite concerns over work safety, as workers try to fulfill overseas sales purchased up to six months ahead of time-- before the coronavirus outbreak took hold in the US.

The hog industry will lose more than $5 billion due to restaurant closures, the senators wrote.

Worker absenteeism and plant closures have caused the meat industry to warn of possible shortages.

The "Shake Shack at Your Shack" series is an effort by the burger joint to address the changing needs of its customers.

Legal Sea Foods is suing its insurance company for denying its COVID-19-related claims.

Online grocery delivery company Instacart is in talks to raise new funding, according to a report.

COVID-19 has infected workers at 115 meat and poultry processing facilities in 19 states, according to a recent CDC report.

A lawsuit filed in federal court Monday accuses food delivery service GrubHub of deceiving customers over the availability of local restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Average grocery prices increased by 2.6 percent in April, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Universal CityWalk is reopening before Disney Springs despite the coronavirus pandemic.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday that he supports a bill that caps food delivery fees for restaurants.

Parent company Biglari Holdings said its restaurants division lost $7.9 million during the first quarter.

Potbelly first started out as a small antique store in 1977 on Lincoln Avenue, a neighborhood within the Windy City.

Customers in New York, Illinois and Pennsylvania described long wait times, and, in some cases, no-show orders.