Food And Drink

Jul 25, 2018

Farmers prefer Trump do trade deals than hand them cash

Many farmers are critical of President Donald Trump's tariffs and the damage done to commodity prices and markets, but say they are appreciative that he has offered to provide cash to help


Jul 24, 2018

Employee posts video of unsanitary restaurant, loses job

A Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen employee in Detroit says she lost her job after posting cellphone video showing unsanitary conditions in the food storage and preparation areas


Jul 24, 2018

4 types of Goldfish Crackers recalled, salmonella fears

Pepperidge Farm is voluntarily recalling four varieties of Goldfish Crackers because of fears they could potentially have salmonella


Jul 23, 2018

McDonalds: Illinois chain museum will still be taken down

McDonald's officials have confirmed that they intend to take down a replica of the hamburger chain's first restaurant


Jul 23, 2018

Restaurant serving classic New England food marks centennial

The Wayside Restaurant, a roadside eatery started the year World War I ended, is still in business and thriving, this year celebrating 100 years of serving classic Yankee food in central Vermont


Jul 22, 2018

All shell, no shock: Lobster prices strong, season picks up

New England's lobster industry faces big new challenges in selling the seafood to Europe and China, but the trouble hasn't caused prices to budge much for American consumers


Jul 19, 2018

Whiskey summit planned in hopes of defusing trade conflicts

A top whiskey industry official in Kentucky says he's worried that global trade conflicts will escalate, with the state's bourbon producers caught in the crosshairs


Jul 18, 2018

Judge rules Michigan cafe owner won't be deported

A Michigan restaurant owner from Turkey who has been facing deportation for more than a decade will now be allowed to stay in the U.S.


Jul 18, 2018

Baseball, beer help Wright Brothers' hometown rise again

After experiencing its best days in the first half of the 20th century, Dayton, Ohio is reinventing itself with impressive results


Jul 17, 2018

JBS USA suspends shipments from Kentucky farm after video

JBS USA, the U.S. branch of the world's largest meat producer, says it has suspended shipments from a pig farm where workers were shown hitting, kicking and throwing pigs on undercover video