Food and Drinks

Staffers who are being furloughed will retain their benefits and insurance until June 1.

Upscale grocery stores in high demand with delays from e-commerce giants.

This could have big consequences for consumers given that eggs are an inexpensive form of protein.

Here is how Chef Tim Love is feeding laid-off restaurant employees in Dallas.

Boston Urban Hospitality restaurants were forced to let go of all 237 employees due to coronavirus shutdowns.

Postmates' couriers are more than just "independent contractors," appeals court says

GrubHub has teamed up with local authorities and government agencies to ensure independent restaurants get the support needed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Operators that are struggling with staffing and plunging traffic, among other issues

It will not be able to make its rent payments for the month of April citing a severe decline in restaurant traffic.

The Atlanta restaurant chain gusto! is accepting $100 for gift cards worth $150 that can be redeemed starting in July or $200 for $350 gift cards redeemable starting in September.

The committed advocate of making the food industry more sustainable began his hospitality training in his native Mumbai.

Yum Brands said it will continue to pay employees who are unable to work due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The company has closed all restaurants in countries such as France, Italy, Spain and the U.K. as measures to contain the pandemic have crippled businesses.

Farmers expand food delivery in areas where AmazonFresh, Instacart are unavailable.

The workers are eligible to receive a free tall-sized hot or iced coffee from Wednesday through May 3.

The coronavirus has caused many states and cities to ban dine-in restaurants.

According to an SEC filing on Tuesday, Campbell Soup is giving its essential workers a weekly $100 premium payment for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.

As businesses close down across the U.S., truck drivers have lost access to necessary services.

Here are 3 online retailers where you can stock up on groceries without leaving your couch.

Here's how CaliBurger is using technology to minimize the COVID-19 spread in its restaurants.