Bojangles gives workers 2 days off by closing restaurants nationwide: 'Rest and refreshment'
Fans of Bojangles won’t be able to get their hands on the chain’s famous fried chicken or biscuits at any of its company-owned stores on Monday, Aug. 30 and Sept. 13.
McDonald's prepares to close dining rooms again
The drive-thru might be getting a lot busier.
Dog food recalled over salmonella, listeria concerns
Top Quality Dog Food's "Beef HVM" 1-pound packages can not only affect animals who consume the food, but there is also a risk to humans who handle to food.
DC restaurants owned by Afghan immigrants lend helping hand to refugees fleeing the Taliban
A family of Afghan immigrants is using their Washington, D.C.-bassed restaurants to collect donations for local Afghan refugees.
North America’s largest wholesale food distributor forced to delay, pause service to various customers
Sysco CEO Kevin Hourican noted that the company was able to hire over 6,000 associates in the second half of fiscal 2021. Still, the company still needs to increase its workforce.
Cipriani chairman puts LVMH on blast over alleged knock-off restaurant: 'I'm not flattered by imitation'
Italian restaurateur Arrigo Cipriani, whose family legacy in authentic fine dining stretches across the globe, says he was stunned to learn that LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault, one of the richest men in the world, has imitated his brand.
Kroger plans to give 1 million COVID booster shots per week: report
Kroger is reportedly preparing for administering 1 million COVID-19 booster shots each week, as soon as they become available after government clearance.
CDC, USDA investigating 2 Salmonella outbreaks linked to Italian-style meats
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, he U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service and public health and regulatory officials in several states are investigating two salmonella outbreaks that have been traced back to Italian-style meats.
Dollar stores booming amid inflation squeeze, face push back over low prices
Several U.S. cities are pushing back against dollar stores for forcing food and drug stores out of business.
National Waffle Day 2021 deals, freebies that are available in the US
Every year, National Waffle Day is celebrated on Aug. 24.
Starbucks' pumpkin spice lineup gets an in-store release date
Pumpkin spice is back in action at Starbucks.
Dead & Company concertgoer who fell to his death from Citi Field balcony identified as liquor company CEO
The man who died after falling several stories from a balcony while attending a Dead & Company concert at Citi Field in New York City has been identified as the co-founder and CEO of the alcohol company behind Monkey Rum.
Why you can't find everything you want at grocery stores
Grocery-store chains are still battling supply challenges that some executives said are as bad as what they saw in spring 2020, when hoarding left holes in stocks of some staples.
Online coffee sales shot up when COVID hit
Direct to consumer coffee companies saw an enormous spike in business in the early days of the coronavirus hitting the U.S. last year.
Multiple Chick-fil-A locations close their dining rooms due to worker shortage
It’s hard to serve customers without workers.
City residents' 2021 receipts look a lot different than they did in 2020, 2019
Inflation has driven up consumer prices across the board in major cities across the U.S., making receipts from 2019 and 2020 look a lot different than receipts in 2021.
Restaurant industry fearful of returning to strict COVID-19 restrictions
As the delta variant continues to surge across the nation, fueling a new swath of cases and hospitalizations, an increasing number of local governments are considering vaccine mandates for public places.
American Airlines extends suspension of main cabin alcohol sales until 2022
American Airlines will extend its suspension of in-flight alcohol sales to main cabin passengers through at least Jan. 18.
Mondelez workers behind Oreo, Ritz, Chips Ahoy! strike at Virginia plant
Hundreds of workers at a Mondelez International bakery in Virginia are on strike, seeking to block the company’s demands for concessions in contract negotiations and end what the union calls the outsourcing of jobs to Mexico.
Pizza is the 'most expensive' in these 9 states
Pizza is beloved for being a convenient and low-cost dish, but some Americans are shelling out serious dough to get a single pie.