Food and Drinks

McDonald's CFO Ken Ozan emphasized the fast-food giant is still calculating the overall impact, which will include paying for its leased locations, the salaries of its approximately 62,000 employees in Russia, related supply-chain costs and other expenses.

American business owners in the hospitality and food and beverage sector are showing support for Ukraine in light of Russia’s attacks by renaming Moscow Mules – a popular drink that’s typically made from ginger beer, lime juice and vodka.

Charles Entenmann, who propelled his family’s New York bakery into a national brand, died in Florida last month at the age of 92.

Basketball Hall of Famer Reggie Miller will be calling NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament games as March Madness begins, and fans will be able to see him during the timeouts as well.

Papa John's founder John Schnatter dives into the harmfulness of President Biden's economic policy and the importance of American entrepreneurship at CPAC 2022.

Russia and Ukraine combined represented approximately 2% of McDonald's system-wide sales, roughly 9% of its revenue and less than 3% of its operating income in 2021.

The market volatility and potential disruptions in exports in supply of commodities such as wheat and corn are adding more strain to farmers who are bearing costs from ongoing supply chain snarls.

Many Russian restaurants in New York City have been struggling ever since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Vonelle Cook was irate when he entered the Dunkin' store last May and began yelling about customer service, police and prosecutors said. When Pujols, who is Black, asked him to leave, Cook called him a racial slur, and Pujols punched him.

Stoli Group announced that it's rebranding the name of its vodka, Stolichnaya, "in direct response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine."

Two years ago, at the beginning of the pandemic, we saw empty shelves in grocery stores. Now, shelves are full, but prices are higher, and some people say if this is the “new normal” for food costs, they can't keep up.

Chick-fil-A opened its first location in Puerto Rico last week.

California--based Boyd Specialties issued the recall for dozens of products under various brand names a "routine FSIS product sample confirmed positive for Listeria monocytogenes," according to a recall notice.

As importing and exporting industries around the world are bracing for the war's impact, some food manufacturers are already voicing concerns.

Two U.S. university campuses are losing their food-delivery robots for now because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine accounts for 12% of the world’s total wheat exports, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It is also estimated to supply 16% of the world’s corn exports this year.

The Russian Tea Room — a landmark restaurant in New York City, has taken a stand to show support for Ukraine as Russia continues its attack on the country.

An Indiana-based vodka company is launching a new drink, “American Stallion,” while calling for the suspension of the Moscow Mule amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine and Russia both export a high percentage of the world's grain and corn, meaning that the war could put more stress on the already strained supply lines.

On Monday, Abbott Nutrition voluntarily recalled one lot of its Similac PM 60/40 that was manufactured in Sturgis, Michigan.