Food and Drinks

Waffle House and Postmates have joined forces to deliver breakfast favorites amid the coronavirus.

Texas restaurant chain Rio Mambo reopened its Colleyville, Texas, location and its president Brent Johnson said it's clear people are ready to "get out."

The Girl Scouts of Alaska is expected to receive a federal recovery loan to help compensate for the lost cookie sales that provide funding for nearly everything the council does, from camps to scholarships to wages for full-time employees.

Grocery stores in New York City grapple with hazard pay proposal that could leave them financially crippled.

The chicken chain is partnering with U.S food giant Cargill to debut its nuggets at participating stores in Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen.

As the coronavirus pandemic disrupts supply chains, American farmers are plowing under healthy crops.

Gov. Brian Kemp last week announced that he was relaxing restrictions despite health experts’ warnings of a potential surge in infections.

A McDonald's spokesperson says the chain will "move thoughtfully and judiciously," telling FOX Business "this is not a race."

Chicago-based restaurant chain Potbelly Sandwich Shops said it is returning the money after getting "further clarification from the Treasury Department."

Whole Foods Market adds grocery pickup service for seniors.

Smithfield closed the plant indefinitely because of the outbreak and faced complaints that it wasn't doing enough to protect its workers.

Chick-fil-A has canceled its "First 100" meal giveaways amid the coronavirus.

The restaurants will feed millions of seniors during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ann & Tony's Italian restaurant in the Bronx isn't counting on government assistance to weather the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even though states like Georgia are relaxing restrictions on businesses and are allowing dine-in restaurants to open on Monday, Chick-fil-A said Thursday that it won’t open its dining rooms yet.

Hormel Foods’ Jennie-O Turkey Store announced that it was temporarily closing two facilities in Minnesota after 14 employees tested positive for COVID-19.

As grocery stores struggle to maintain stock of frozen fries, farmers are weighing whether to plow tons of potatoes that they can no longer sell to shutdown restaurants.

New Hampshire Community General Manager Andrea Tomlinson said fishermen are doing what they can safely in a low-demand market.

Brooke Burk’s Missouri plant had two cases of COVID-19 last month, but she’s still working to keep colleagues safe: "We need to keep getting that food out the door"

Grocery executives at retailers including Walmart Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. worry supplies of some products could run short just as demand is surging.