The Business of Food

NYC Restaurant Week returning with takeout-only dining deals during the pandemic.

Oat milk continues to saturate the alternative milk category

Starbucks' new winter menu features plant-based milk cold brew coffee.

According to a National Restaurant Association study, nearly 17% of all U.S. restaurants -- more than 110,000 businesses -- have closed long-term or permanently.

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to reinstate stay-at-home orders and prohibit outdoor dining on Dec. 6 dealt a shattering blow to already-wounded restaurants like Covina's Bread & Barley.

The pandemic version of the “Freshman 15” is proving an unexpected boon to many diet companies.

Old Spaghetti Factory President Dean Griffith on recovering after the Nashville bomb destroyed his restaurant.

Chef David Burke will likely temporarily close his New York business because he’s “losing too much money.”

Barstool founder Dave Portnoy has raised $2.6 million for six small businesses as of Wednesday.

Some Pennsylvania restaurant owners are defying the state's coronavirus restrictions temporarily banning indoor dining.

LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn on Monday announced a plan to give $300,000 worth of restaurant gift cards to families in need.

Kroger has revealed the top 10 trending foods and drinks of 2020.

The coronavirus pandemic has been a struggle for much of American seafood, but at least one sector of the industry has found a way to grow during the crisis — the seaweed business

Wingstop CEO Charlie Morrison added to a chorus of voices criticizing billionaire Bill Gates for comments he made Sunday that bars and restaurants will "sadly" have to close as we go into this next wave of coronavirus. 

Tyson Foods fired seven managers Wednesday after an independent investigation led by former US Attorney General Eric Holder into allegations that employees created a cash buy-in betting pool to wager on how many plant workers would contract COVID-19. 

City-based salad chain Sweetgreen is eyeing suburban expansion with a drive-in business model with fewer people eating out for lunch during COVID.

Restaurant owners are fighting to protect their lives, “Bar Rescue” host Jon Taffer told FOX Business on Tuesday.

Small business owners in California's liberal Bay Area are protesting recent coronavirus lockdown orders as infection rates continue to spike in the Golden State. 

British trucking firms, supermarkets and other businesses on Friday implored the government to strike a last-minute trade deal with the European Union, as the two sides’ leaders told their citizens to brace for New Year upheaval in the U.K.-EU trading relationship.

As the COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged California communities, leading to another lockdown this month, San Francisco bars and restaurants have had no relief.