The Business of Food

Starbucks will maintain its coffee shops in airports after ending exclusive partnership with HMSHost

More local coffee shops will open at airports globally as HMSHost ends exclusive partnership with Starbucks.

Dairy-free creamers are having a moment as coffee lovers crave plant-based options. Sales of plant-based coffee creamers rose 30 percent last year to 8 percent of the creamer market, according to Nielsen.

Organic grocery chain Earth Fare says it is closing all of its stores, saying it can't refinance its debt

Technology has played an important role in agriculture for years but it's become a life and death matter at dairy farms

Lipton tea sales are down as more consumers favor premium varieties.

The new "Night Mac" items will cost between $3.58 and $3.77.

An average of 44 million Americans hosted a Super Bowl partyin 2019, spending $14.8 billion, according to the National Retail Federation.

'Consumers ought to have the right to choose their preferential method of payment'

To speed up innovation in the fast-growing business segment

Maryland's Republican governor urged officials to allow more visas for foreign workers to help state's $355 million seafood industry and seasonal employers

Small business owners are finding their restaurant menus listed on third-party delivery services without permission.

Evian "is honoring Mr. King by creating a custom water bottle which includes a new slogan that states, 'so good you'd do anything for it.'"

U.S. Dairy Export Council CEO and former Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses how new trade deals are impacting the dairy industry.

Casual dining chain Ruby Tuesday Inc said on Thursday it will test selling a plant-based burger from Nestlé SA-owned Sweet Earth Foods, Nestlé's first national restaurant deal for its Awesome Burger.

Restaurants are becoming supper clubs with membership fees that cost thousands of dollars.

How bagel shops and chains across the country are competing with grocery store giants and frozen aisles.

Beyond Meat shares gained 64 percent from their May 2 debut through the end of 2019.

The snack food brand is breaking into the dairy-free dessert category joining major brands like General Mills, Danone and Talenti.

AB InBev's Bud Light Seltzer gears up for nationwide launch competing with White Claw, Truly.