Food and Drinks

Hundreds of minors were working outside of legally approved hours at Manna-operated restaurant locations in Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee and Wisconsin, the Department of Labor said.

Cadbury fans are not happy with the chocolate company's limited-edition tins.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are launching a new wine, the latest expansion in their Chateau Miraval portfolio.

The Girl Scouts has a ranking of its best selling cookies on its.

The legal fees encompass two lawsuits and a federal investigation.

Evian "is honoring Mr. King by creating a custom water bottle which includes a new slogan that states, 'so good you'd do anything for it.'"

Tulsa chain sells slow-cooked brisket and hickory-smoked ribs.

An Alaska company has taken pizza to new heights by providing airplane deliveries around the state.

The Lakers forward helped pick the flavor and unveiled the product at an event in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

U.S. Dairy Export Council CEO and former Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses how new trade deals are impacting the dairy industry.

The Californian company that produces Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring bottled water pleaded guilty to illegally dumping water that contained arsenic

McDonald's franchisees anxiously anticipate fried chicken sandwich launch nationwide.

The American sports drink market is a dynamic one and Coca-Cola is capitalizing on the new trends.

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Prohibition by going to one of these 5 speakeasies.

The frozen-dessert maker's new flavor, Netflix & Chill'd, plays on a phrase that has become code for close encounters of the oldest kind.

Burger King is adding its Impossible whopper to its popular two-for-$6 promotion.

Almond milk maker Califia Farms secures $225 million in funding.

After nearly three months of avoiding romaine lettuce from the Salinas Valley growing region, the CDC announced the outbreak “appears to be over.”

Casual dining chain Ruby Tuesday Inc said on Thursday it will test selling a plant-based burger from Nestlé SA-owned Sweet Earth Foods, Nestlé's first national restaurant deal for its Awesome Burger.

The Caring Dairy program – meant to promote humane dairy practices among qualifying farms by offering premiums – is voluntary.