Food and Drinks

Vehicles with Pennsylvania tags continue to crowd liquor store parking lots in New York, New Jersey and Maryland border towns.

In the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, tourism to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina may never return to normal, according to he Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Karen Riordan.

Dwindling supplies of carbon dioxide from ethanol plants is sparking concern about shortages of beer, soda and seltzer water - essentials for many quarantined Americans.

The move comes in wake of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which has caused businesses to temporarily close and people to stay home.

Three of the employees worked at a chicken processing plant, while the fourth worked in a supporting job outside the plant.

While restaurants have been forced to close amid the pandemic, some remain operational for delivery or takeout.

Popular fast food chains Pizza Hut and KFC step up contactless meal orders amid the coronavirus.

The New Jersey-based franchisee had been in the 7-Eleven system for several years.

Employment in food services accounted for a large majority of job losses in March.

Americans will continue to cook at home post coronavirus pandemic, a new survey suggests.

BJs Wholesale Club has reserved shopping hours and free memberships for first responders and health care workers at the front of the coronavirus pandemic.

The poultry industry says the pandemic has led to a reduced workforce at processing plants.

One is described as a pale ale brewed with acai berries and an experimental variety of hops.

Employees will be asked questions regarding their health and asked to do a temperature check with an infrared thermometer.

Starbucks stores will ramp up operations on a case-by-case basis based on local public health guidance.

Perdue said the initial tranche for direct payments would "probably" be in the $16 billion to $18 billion dollar range.

Demand for food banks is at an all time high as many struggle to feed those in need.

Bare store shelves aren’t a sign that there’s a shortage of food in the United States, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said he’s working to get a South Dakota pork plant reopened after hundreds of employees tested positive for COVID-19.

More Americans are learning how to grow their own food as seed companies see big demand