Food and Drinks

Here are the popular fast-food chains that are still running amid the coronavirus.

Since the coronavirus pandemic has gotten worse in the United States, it looks as though fast- food Twitter has reached a truce in its lighthearted battle for superiority. 

The COVID-19 outbreak has forced many schools to close, leaving some children without an option for food.

COVID-19 has forced restaurants across the US to close or switch to takeout or delivery.

Many Americans stuck at home aren't able to shop online with food stamps.

Dean Foods Co. got the go-ahead to sell $433 million worth of properties and interests to the Dairy Farmers of America.

The money for small business loans approved by Congress is not enough for restaurants and food service companies in expensive cities, according to Christopher Pappas, founder and CEO of food supplier The Chef’s Warehouse.

Consumers' sudden, surging demand for eggs -- with some supermarkets ordering four to six times their normal volume, industry officials estimated -- comes after a money-losing year for many U.S. egg producers that prompted some to shrink their flocks.

Chefs around the country repurposing their restaurants to feed health care workers and others in need.

More than 40 restaurants are participating in the initiative, feeding essential workers and raising needed funds.

The Houston Food Bank will receive $200,000 and the Montgomery County Food Bank will receive $50,000.

The coffeehouse chain said Thursday an internal investigation had shown its chief operating officer and other employees fabricated sales deals.

The Molson Coors Beverage Company gave back to the Milwaukee Police Department in a big way amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Snitches are emerging as enthusiastic allies as cities, states and countries work to enforce directives meant to limit person-to-person contact.

Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board’s e-commerce website is accepting a limited number of online orders per day after shutting down for an extended period of time in March. 

Stores are now designating shopping times reserved exclusively for the elderly and those with underlying medical conditions.

He says the measure will “open up” the restaurant industry after coronavirus-related restrictions are lifted.

These tips will help you protect yourself from coronavirus while shopping for groceries.

The rapid spread of COVID-19, the illness caused by coronavirus, has forced McDonald’s and various other U.S. businesses to substantially scale back operations.

COVID-19 has forced many restaurants to close, putting some in the industry out of work.