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Fresh off the great burger disaster of 2018, IHOP has new move to woo customers: They'll deliver pancakes (or burgers) to your front door, USA Today reports. » Read More
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Healthy food alternatives such as meat substitutes and healthy carbohydrates are a growing area for investment in Asia. » Read More |
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The just-closed $11 billion merger of Dr Pepper Snapple and Keurig Green Mountain has given Dr Pepper’s distribution partners an out. Fiji Water is leaving the company’s network to build its own distribution network.
Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal is still being sold at retail outlets despite a voluntary recall last month, according to the FDA.
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Seven major restaurant chains, including Arby’s, Carl’s Jr., McDonald’s and Jimmy John’s, have agreed to drop "no poach" clauses, which critics say may be keeping tens of thousands of fast-food workers locked in low-wage jobs.
An effort to curb the dangerous smoke from wood, dung or charcoal fires used by 3 billion people in villages and slums around the developing world has fallen short of its lofty life-saving goals, ProPublica reports.
"When you talk to high-level people in the pizza industry, there are people who think this company is falling apart," Jim Cramer says.
Jim Cramer sits down with the CEOs of Bluestone Lane and its investor RSE Ventures to find out what's next for the Australian-born coffeehouse.
Jim Cramer applauds how PepsiCo's second-quarter earnings beat managed to stifle the short positions building up in the company's stock.
Earnings season will heat up Friday with quarterly earnings reports from Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo.
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Investors should sell Chipotle given a lack of clear innovation in the near-term, according to one analyst, and limit any upside for the already recovered stock.
PepsiCo's North American beverage business has been lagging while its Frito-Lay snacking business continues to be strong
Southwest Airlines said it will no longer serve peanuts on board its flights starting Aug. 1, citing allergy worries.
More and more companies are announcing they are going to ditch plastic straws. But Adam Merran, CEO of PacknWood, a food service products distributor, says paper straws cost about ten times more.
More than 200 people in several Midwest states have been sickened by a parasite in food from plastic vegetable trays sold under the Del Monte brand, USA Today reports.
In 2017, merger and acquisition deals among consumer goods businesses were up 45 percent from the previous year and reached a 15-year high, according to a survey from OC&C Strategy Consultants.
Distributors of U.S. goods from lobster to bourbon face uncertainty after being hit by retaliatory tariffs from China.
As trade tensions continue, U.S. farmers are caught in the crossfire.
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