The Business of Food

Tyson Foods is shutting down two poultry processing plants in Van Buren, Ark. and Glen Allen, Va. and laying off 1,700 workers as the largest U.S. chicken producer seeks to improve operations.

HelloFresh dominates the market for cook-at-home ingredient packages, where it competes with Home Chef, owned by Kroger and Blue Apron, while shipping costs worry investors.

Some old cookbooks could be worth a small fortune. A collection expert shares what makes a vintage cookbook valuable and what you should look for in your home library.

A U.S. appeals court ruled that the name "gruyere" can be used to label cheeses from outside of the Gruyère region of Switzerland and France following controversy surrounding the labeling.

The healthiest cheeseburger in America is reportedly from the Texas-based Whataburger, according to a new study from Gambling.com. The burgers were ranked out of 10.

Dairy milk and plant-based milk producers are at odds regarding who gets to use the word "milk" on product packaging. Experts in law, branding and marketing share their thoughts.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) emergency allotments came to an end for multiple states. Millions of Americans receive food stamp benefits.

DoorDash has announced that it's partnering with Aldi for on-demand delivery. The company says it will provide delivery services to over 2,100 locations in 38 states.

Smashburger has launched a new S'mac & Cheese Burger nationwide. The sandwich combines beef with macaroni and cheese. Customers can also add mac and cheese to other orders.

After a pandemic era increase, fading food-stamp benefits could suddenly sensitize a large block of consumers to higher grocery prices at Walmart and peers.

Pepsi drinkers have another opportunity to try the marshmallow soda the beverage giant created in collaboration with Peeps, the companies announced Tuesday.

Subway is considering the possibility of selling, the company said Tuesday. It did, however, note "there is no indication of timing or assurance that a sale will occur."

An Australian coffee brand has reportedly sold out of $150 per cup of coffee it made from an award-winning coffee bean lot in Austin, Texas and Portland, Oregon.

Residents of many states who rely on federal assistance to buy food will see benefits shrink when COVID-related emergency allotments come to an end by March.

McDonald's said that it is testing a new strawless lid for cold beverages in select U.S. markets. Social media reaction to the decision has been mixed.

Rhode Island Sen. Jack Reed asked the Federal Trade Commission to open an inquiry into "deceptive practices" and "potential price gouging" as egg prices have jumped.

A farm group is calling for a probe into skyrocketing egg prices and possible gouging of the consumer staple.

Chicken egg prices are higher than what Americans are used to as the avian flu persists and production costs rise. Here's a look at how egg prices have changed from 1980 to 2023.

Girl Scouts of the USA has launched its national Girl Scout Cookie Program. The newest flavor for 2023 is Raspberry Rally. Here's where you can find the new cookie and fan favorites.

Beyond Meat Inc. announced in a Tuesday blog post that its steak product would be available this month for shoppers at select Costco locations around the country.