Packaged lettuce sold at Walmart, other major retailers recalled over salmonella concerns
BrightFarms voluntarily recalled some of its packaged salad greens that were sold to retailers in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Indiana "out of an abundance of caution."
National Ice Cream Day: where to score free or discounted treats
There’s no need to scream for ice cream when it’s free.
DoorDash, Grubhub sue San Francisco over limits set on delivery fees
A permanent cap on third-party delivery fees that San Francisco imposed is being challenged.
Houston restaurant claims Uber Eats hasn't paid it for orders totaling $20K since opening
Birria Los Primos claims it hasn't received a single payment from the online food ordering and delivery platform since opening in March.
Bottle of whiskey owned by JP Morgan sells for $137.5K
A bottle of whiskey that reportedly once belonged to world-famous financier and banker J.P. Morgan has been sold for $137,500.
Mac and cheese-flavored ice cream hits freezers this week
A limited-edition macaroni and cheese-flavored ice cream hit freezers nationwide this week, Brooklyn-based ice cream maker Van Leeuwen and Kraft Heinz announced Tuesday.
US wheat shortage could cost pizza lovers more dough
FOX Business' Grady Trimble joined "Varney & Co." Thursday from famous Chicago pizza chain Lou Malnati's to hear from employees on how withering wheat crops could affect their classic deep-dish style pies.
What pairs with beetle? Startups seek to make bugs tasty
Around the world, 2 billion people in 130 countries eat insects regularly. The global edible insect market is poised to boom, according to investment bank Barclay’s, citing data from Meticulous Research that forecasts it will grow from less than $1 billion in 2019 to $8 billion by 2030.
Scallop harvest to decline again this year, but still strong
Fishermen are harvesting fewer scallops off the East Coast as the population of the valuable shellfish appears to be on the decline.
McCormick hiring for director of 'taco relations' and the job will have food perks
McCormick is hiring a director of taco relations paying up to $100K
Drizly reveals survey results for 'new normal' in post pandemic drinking habits
Homemade cocktails are apparently sticking around.
Coffee prices skyrocket as demand increases and Brazil suffers drought
A drought in Brazil coupled with an increase in demand for coffee as the world reopens after the coronavirus pandemic has led to higher coffee prices, according to a recent report.
Dem-backed MLB All-Star Game move cost majority-Black Atlanta tens of millions of dollars
The left-wing push to move Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game out of Atlanta in the name of racial equity cost the majority-Black city an estimated $70 million or more, according to experts.
Subway signs 'biggest names in sports' for mega campaign promoting menu revamp
Subway announced it is launching a huge advertising campaign to roll out their new menu, and the company has signed some major celebrities from the sports world to help.
Popeyes sparks memories of 'chicken wars' with new menu item
On Tuesday, the Louisiana-based fast-food chain, whose parent company is Restaurant Brands International, announced it was adding Chicken Nuggets to its menu in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico starting on July 27.
Kellogg’s launches ‘Addams Family’ cereal and snack boxes ahead of movie sequel
Kellogg’s is going to get “creepy” and “kooky” with limited-edition “Addams Family” cereal and snack boxes.
Wall Street isn't so sure inflation will be transitory
Inflation is running hot after consumer prices surged more than expected in June.
Tyson's listeria-related chicken recall prompts another company to pull products from store shelves
LSG Sky Chefs issued a voluntary recall of its Chicken Salad Sandwich over fears that the product has the potential to be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes
Subway CEO defends controversial tuna sandwich: 'Follow the science'
Subway Restaurants CEO John Chidsey addressed the tuna controversy on Tuesday, saying sandwiches contain “100% tuna.”
McDonald’s owners offer tuition, child care to lure burger flippers
McDonald’s Corp. owners are adding emergency child care and other benefits, as many U.S. restaurants are struggling to hire enough workers to run their businesses.