These popular Fourth of July foods will cost more this year
American Farm Bureau Federation reports Fourth of July barbecue costs staying "stubbornly high" at $7.09 per person due to inflation and reduced food availability.
Captain Morgan taking advantage of new wave of golfers, fans with go-to drinks and clothes
Captain Morgan Sliced Brand Director Justin Faiber is taking advantage of golf's new wave of players and fans, seeing the value is staying with the times.
Billionaire CEO warns he'll close grocery stores if democratic socialist candidate wins NYC mayor race
Grocery industry opposes Mamdani's city-owned supermarket plan, as Gristedes CEO threatens closures while critics question NYC's ability to manage such ventures.
McDonald's, Krispy Kreme end doughnut partnership
McDonald's and Krispy Kreme announced on Tuesday that the companies are ending their partnership after the doughnut maker failed to achieve sustainable results.
Chicago brewery wins coveted Sam Adams competition, eyes nationwide expansion
Black-owned Moor's Brewing Company from Chicago secures victory in Samuel Adams' craft brewers competition, joining Koch's Brewing the American Dream program.
Trader Joe's pulls 'Vampire Slayer' cheese curds from shelves in two states
A recall is underway for some Face Rock Creamery Vampire Slayer Cheese Curds sold at Trader Joe’s grocery stores in parts of two states.
These popular foods are affected as companies align with Trump admin's 'MAHA' initiative
Food giants are pledging to remove artificial dyes from products by 2027 as the Trump administration works to eliminate petroleum-based colors from the U.S. food supply.
Global cocktail bar authority adds Paris, Italy, tiny 13-square-foot hideaway to prestigious recognition list
Top cocktail bars recognized by the Pinnacle Guide include new venues in Paris, Italy and London and feature the "smallest cocktail bar in the world" at just 13 square feet.
Viral video forces Kroger to pull controversial Juneteenth holiday cakes
Viral TikTok video shows Kroger's controversial Juneteenth cakes with "unacceptable" decorations, causing public outrage and forcing the company to remove the products.
Heinz declares ketchup belongs at breakfast table as social media debate erupts
Heinz launches its "breakfast ketchup" campaign in Waffle House locations and diners across America, dividing opinions on the condiment's place at the breakfast table.
Owner of Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse brands looks to offload Caribbean restaurant chain
Darden CEO Rick Cardenas said Friday the company was 'considering strategic alternatives' for Bahama Breeze such as selling the chain or 'converting' its locations into other brands.
Starbucks will further align its menu with 'MAHA' initiative, RFK Jr. says
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Starbucks is pledging to align its menu with the Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again initiative.
Deaths, pregnancy loss linked to recalled pasta sold at Walmart and Kroger
A listeria outbreak in refrigerated pasta causes three deaths and one pregnancy loss. FreshRealm recalls chicken fettuccine alfredo sold at Walmart and Kroger.
General Mills latest US food giant pulling artificial dyes from products
Food giant General Mills plans to eliminate artificial dyes from products by 2027, joining industry efforts amid pressure from the Trump administration.
Pentagon pizza theory resurfaces during Israel-Iran conflict as social media tracks orders
A theory about the Pentagon and nearby pizza restaurant's busyness is making the rounds again amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.
Fast-food giant maintains iron grip on customer satisfaction amid restaurant industry changes
A new report from the American Customer Satisfaction Index offered some insight on how fast-food and full-service brands stacked up in terms of customer satisfaction.
Popular grocery chain continues aggressive expansion amid customer demand
Wegmans Food Markets opening new stores in Maryland and Connecticut this summer, marking the chain's first entry into the Constitution State with more locations planned
Kraft Heinz removing all artificial dyes from US products by end of 2027
Kraft Heinz plans to remove all artificial dyes from its U.S. products by 2027 amid the Trump administration's push to remove color additives from the nation's food supply.
Buyer beware: Popular dried fruit pulled from shelves in 19 states
A recall of certain cases of Floria Dried Apricots is underway due to their packaging not disclosing the fruit contains sulfites, Turkana Food announced.
Frozen food giant's bold gamble to win back America's dinner tables
Frozen food giant Conagra introduces new product lineup amid sales declines as consumers increasingly cook at home and quick-service restaurants promote competitive deals.