A UK sushi restaurant in Leatherhead found itself quickly reversing course prior to its grand opening after its dress code for guests was swiftly rebuked.
A new study draws a link between drinking coffee and a lowered risk of COVID-19; it also points to other dietary intake data and the odds of getting the virus.
It would seem that fast-food chains are making their way to the metaverse, as a number have filed trademarks to protect their interests, from NFTs to concerts.
A new Treasury Department report highlights how the US beer industry has grown into a non-competitive one with all the power resting with a few big brands.
A report by the Institute for Justice has come out which looks into whether the presence of food trucks has an adverse effect on the local restaurant industry.
A new study suggests a potential way to help people combat diseases related to obesity. Though additional research and tests are needed, people are excited.
No, Starbucks did not have a master plan that involved reusing the holiday cups for a Valentine's Day theme. Here's why the chain is still using the red cups.
If you're planning to watch the Super Bowl this year, you might notice your go-to bar or chain is pushing a slightly different product when you order wings.
this week White Claw debuted its latest tropical-inspired flavor, which it says "delivers a clean, balanced, refreshing taste of sweetness and ... tartness."
To this day, wasabi farms (and the knowledge needed to maintain them) are handed down from generation to generation, but their existence is being threatened.
According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, Tyson has failed to meet a 2018 goal for better environmental practices across 2 million acres of corn.
If you've been paying attention to Twitter, you may have come across videos of Cincinnati Bengals fans popping open cans of Skyline brand chili and chugging it.
Between supply chain disruptions and a Kellogg employee strike, cereal has been in consistently short supply throughout 2021. But the end is finally in sight.
During 2021 employers didn't have to look far for why their vacancies weren't being filled. A recent survey highlights the sad truth for grocery workers.