Food and Drinks

Pepsico earned $1.77 billion, or $1.26 a share, as revenue rose.

The U.S. kelp market could grow more than 7 percent by 2025.

After a year of going head to head with some of the industry's heaviest hitters over the hierarchy of crispy chicken sandwiches, Popeyes fared pretty well. 

Over the years, California grape farmers have faced a problem of too much supply.

Overall exports of bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey tumbled amid a trade war-induced decline in exports to key European markets.

Miami's nightlife might end hours earlier during spring break in March, with South Beach businesses worrying about what the decision might mean for their establishments.

These foods don't need to be bought organic at grocery stores.

Nearly 70 percent say they've lied to their partner about their unhealthy indulgences.

“I think illegal immigration is one of the worst things that has happened to this country,” he said. “But we don’t have a good immigration policy. And what are we going to do to replace those people?”

The prim and proper poodle chowed down on the closest thing her humans could find — a fast-food treat that proved to be the perfect fuel for her final show.

These are the priciest items at grocery stores.

Dairy industry responds to Joaquin Phoenix's cow's milk tirade in Oscars speech.

Tiller & Hatch was launched in October 2019 and was co-founded by the celebrity duo in partnership with brand developer Launched.LA.  

Restaurant Brands International Inc's quarterly results beat market expectations on Monday, helped by the popularity of its fried chicken sandwiches at Popeyes, even as its breakfast chain Tim Hortons continued to struggle.

Organic food and drinks cost 24 cents more per item on average than regular food.

Piper-Heidsieck has a long-standing history within cinema and will be the featured champagne of the 92nd Oscars awards.

What can help you weather the single-shaming of Valentine's Day better than a lovestruck canine companion?

Communist leaders are trying to keep food flowing to Chinese cities to quell fears of possible shortages and price spikes.

How restaurants in Chinatown are grappling with declining business amid fears of coronavirus outbreak.

Same-store sales rose 2.3 percent in January.