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  • Shares of weight-management and nutrition company Herbalife are up 18% in the last six weeks, with Tim Ramey, DA Davidson food analyst.

  • Campbell Soup, like other food companies, has been hit by rising prices for commodities including wheat and vegetables, as well as a weak consumer base, Chief Executive Douglas Conant told CNBC Thursday.  But the 140-year-old company is taking a long-term view of  what it sees as a temporary bump in the road.

  • If you have a hankering for a burger nowadays, the choices are endless. From McDonalds spacer, Wendy's, Burger King, Jack in the Box — the beef battle has a huge number of gladiators. One company that has been growing its menu of opportunities is Johnny Rockets.

  • Companies that can make good tasting food that's also good for you have been totally on fire, and Hain is no exception, with Irwin Simon, chairman, president, CEO and also a founder of Hain Celestial, and Mad Money host Jim Cramer.

  • Sanderson Farms reported a fiscal Q2 loss of $16.3M due to higher feed costs, with Joe Sanderson, Sanderson Farms CEO, and Farha Aslam, Stephens. "With the current economic conditions affecting consumer behavior, we expect to see continued weakness in food service demand," he says.

  • CNBC's Brian Shactman takes a look at some hot food stocks.

  • Online grocery company Fresh Direct is using a combination of old world skills and new world technology to change the way Americans shop at supermarkets.

  • According to the USSDA, beef prices will go up 8% in coming weeks; pork prices will gain nearly as much; and fruits and vegetables will be up 5.5.%, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche, and John Catsimatidis, Red Apple Group Chairman & CEO.

  • Farmers markets are popping up across the country as often as a new crop of corn. But the problem of making a profit—for themselves and the farmers that supply them—grows as well.

  • Glencore made a speculative bet on rising wheat and corn prices in the early stages of last summer’s Russian drought, when senior traders at the Swiss-based company publicly urged Russia to impose a grain export ban. The FT reports.

  • Dunkin Donuts

    Dunkin’ Donuts, having just completed a bake-off with an array of Wall Street bankers, plans to serve up an initial public offering some time this summer, say people familiar with the company’s plans.

  • Jonathan Feeney, Janney Capital Markets, explains what's behind Supervalu stock's surge in pre-market.

  • Heather Jones, analyst at BB&T, shares her outlook on Smithfield Foods stock. Shares of the company are down 3%, but were down as much as 8% after the world's largest pork producer announced talks to increase its stake in Campofrio.

  • The music industry comes together at South by Southwest in Austin every year, and the film industry gathers at Sundance in Park City. So where do the big names in the culinary world flock? To the hot scene at Miami's South Beach, where they attend the annual South Beach Wine and Food festival (SOBE), presented by industry magazine More than 53,000 foodies, eaters and chowhounds attended the event last month, serving up signature dishes at hip venues around Miami. The nearly $600 billion restaura

    So where do the big names in the culinary world flock? To the hot scene at Miami's South Beach, where they attend the annual South Beach Wine and Food festival (SOBE).

  • From country to country around the world, people’s relationship with alcohol varies greatly. In some places it serves as a point of national identity, and in others it has become detrimental to a country's overall health. Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) released on the global status of alcohol, in order to help countries combat the harmful use of alcohol and avoid negative health and social consequences. Along with data on estimated cost of alcohol abuse, drinking ages and drunk-dr

    Around the world, people’s relationship with alcohol varies greatly. In some places it is a point of national identity, in others it has become detrimental to a country's overall health.