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A Beer Shortage Is Brewing. Blame a Volcano
By Nik Popli
Here's What Vietnam Has to Do With the Cost of Your Coffee
By Mai Ngoc Chau/Bloomberg
Lettuce Shortage Forces KFC to Use Cabbage
By Sybilla Gross / Bloomberg
Starbucks, McDonald's Exit Russia as Ukraine War Rages On
By Eloise Barry
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Why It's So Hard to Find Baby Formula in the U.S. Right Now
A nationwide shortage has left parents scouring social media or crossing states to get hold of baby formula.
By Eloise Barry
May 10, 2022
Shoppers Scramble as Ukraine War Hikes Global Food Prices
Shockwaves in global crop markets from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are spreading to store shelves around the world
By Taylan Bilgic, Megan Durisin, Salma El Wardany and Eko Listiyorini / Bloomberg
March 8, 2022
How the Ukraine-Russia Conflict Will Raise the Price of Snack Foods
To keep Martin’s Snacks' 80,000-square-foot south-central Pennsylvania factory humming throughout COVID-19, CEO Butch Potter has had to shell out 20% more for potatoes than he did pre-pandemic. His packaging film expenses have increased 35%. Box...
By Abby Vesoulis
March 7, 2022
The War In Ukraine Is Going to Increase Your Grocery Bill
Russia’s attack on Ukraine threatens key shipments of some of the world’s staple crops
By Elizabeth Elkin and Allison Nicole Smith / Bloomberg
February 24, 2022
Mexican-Themed Restaurants May Soon Run Out of Guacamole
The avocado crunch is the latest disruption in a food supply chain roiled by the pandemic, with labor shortfalls and shipping headaches
By Leslie Patton and Allison Smith / Bloomberg
February 17, 2022
What is Vegan Wine? A Guide for Plant-Based Wine Lists
Increasing interest from wine drinkers has inspired wineries to certify their wines as vegan. Here are some to savor
By Elin McCoy / Bloomberg
November 18, 2021
Think Milk Is Expensive? It's Cost May Get Even Higher
Weak U.S. production and low global stockpiles point to future price rises
By Elizabeth Elkin and Jen Skerritt / Bloomberg
November 4, 2021
DoorDash Files Suit Against New York City Over Order Privacy
The company says the law, which requires third-party food delivery services to share customer information with restaurants, is a 'shocking and invasive intrusion of consumers’ privacy'
By Chris Dolmetsch / Bloomberg
September 15, 2021
Israel Warns Unilever Chief Over Ben & Jerry’s Boycott
—Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned Unilever Plc Chief Executive Officer Alan Jope that Ben & Jerry’s plans to halt sales in Jewish West Bank settlements and areas of east Jerusalem will have “serious repercussions,...
By Alisa Odenheimer / Bloomberg
July 20, 2021
The Pacific Northwest Heat Wave Has Wineries Worried
"[T]his definitely isn't the best place to grow grapes and it’s just going to become more and more difficult and maybe not even doable"
By Megan McCluskey
July 1, 2021
Will Coronavirus's Disruption of Big Ag Have Lasting Change?
From fast-food restaurants to grocers, the impact of meat shortages ripples through America's food systems
By Emily Barone
July 9, 2020
The Long History of Drinking Games—And How to Win Them
The first guide to drinking is a Latin poem published in 1536
By Michael Fontaine / History Today
July 8, 2020
Quaker Oats: Aunt Jemima Brand 'Based on a Racial Stereotype'
Quaker Oats announced Wednesday that it will change the packaging for Aunt Jemima syrup and pancake mix, acknowledging that the brand's name and image "are based on a racial stereotype." The pancake brand, which originated...
By Katie Reilly
June 17, 2020
Here's How Restaurants Are Keeping Diners Safe in Hong Kong
Hong Kong hasn't recorded a cluster of coronavirus cases related to restaurants since late March. Here's how eateries are protecting customers
By Amy Gunia / Hong Kong
May 25, 2020
Beef Prices Will Remain High for Months, Executive Warns
“I do not expect that the industry will get back to anywhere near full capacity until at least the end of June," said Tim Klein, who heads National Beef Packing
By Tatiana Freitas / Bloomberg
May 19, 2020
The Coronavirus Baking Boom's Flour Shortage Isn't the First
As the government urged Americans to cut back on wheat consumption, bakers came up with creative solutions
By Emelyn Rude
May 13, 2020
Dairy Cows Are Being Sent to Slaughter as Demand for Milk Plummets
American dairies could reduce their herd size this year by 80,000 to 90,000 amid a glut of milk
By Jen Skerritt and Michael Hirtzer / Bloomberg
May 8, 2020
Cooking in Quarantine With Top Chef Host Padma Lakshmi Means Tasting Many Nations
Once quotidian aspects of our lives can now feel like high-concept challenges thought up by malicious reality TV show producers. Dating without being able to touch is akin to Love Is Blind. Jockeying for the...
By Eliana Dockterman
May 7, 2020
U.S. Meat Shortage Leaves Some Wendy’s Without Hamburgers
North America’s meat-supply chain has fallen apart as outbreaks shutter slaughterhouses
By Sebastian Tong / Bloomberg
May 5, 2020
Trump to Order Meat Plants to Stay Open
The President plans to declare them critical infrastructure as the nation confronts food supply disruptions
By Jennifer Jacobs / Bloomberg
April 28, 2020
Flavorful Whipped Milk Is the Latest Photogenic Beverage That People Are Whipping Up
Move over, Dalgona coffee, there are new whipped drinks taking over Instagram
By Melissa Locker
April 23, 2020
A Guide to Expert-Tested Cooking and Baking Substitutes If You Can't Find Your Usual Ingredients Anywhere
As we enter the second month of stay-at-home orders around the U.S., the strain on the home kitchen is already clear; stores and vendors are adjusting to changing food demands and the supply chain has...
By Raisa Bruner
April 16, 2020
Lawsuit Alleges GrubHub, Uber Eats Are Driving Up Meal Cost
The New Yorkers behind the lawsuit are seeking class-action status
By Chris Dolmetsch / Bloomberg
April 14, 2020
Meat Shortage 'Perilously Close' After Plant Closes
Smithfield Foods will idle its Sioux Falls, South Dakota, pork-processing facility, which accounts for 4% to 5% of U.S. production
By Isis Almeida and Matt Day / Bloomberg
April 13, 2020
5 Tips From Chefs on Cooking From Your Pantry If You’re at Home
Here's how to make the most out of those staple ingredients
By Megan McCluskey
March 17, 2020
The Inside Scoop Behind This Viral 'McMonstrosity' Bagel Overflowing With 'Extra Cream Cheese'
"Something was amiss"
By Megan McCluskey
February 25, 2020
These Exclusive Strawberries Are Much More Than Just Dessert
At $50 a package, they don't come cheap
By Raisa Bruner
January 9, 2020
Festive Mug-Sipping Baby Yoda Pie Is the Out-of-This-Galaxy Treat You Need This Holiday Season
Behold the perfect pastry creation
By Megan McCluskey
December 10, 2019
We Tried the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich. It Was Worth the Hype
Its reputation precedes it
By Raisa Bruner
November 5, 2019
Not All Candy is Created Equal — At Least for Tax Purposes
States must draw a fine line on which treats are eligible for sales tax breaks
By Hayes Holderness, University of Richmond / The Conversation
October 31, 2019
Put a Villainous Spin on Your Morning With the Matcha-Topped
Joker
Starbucks Frappucino
Let's put a smile on that face
By Megan McCluskey
October 15, 2019
The Sushi Restaurant Inside D.C.'s Trump Hotel Just Got its First Michelin Star
Four restaurants received their first star on this year’s Washington list
By Kate Krader / Bloomberg
October 1, 2019
Starbucks Is Adding Its First New Pumpkin Coffee Drink in 16 Years and There's Just a Dusting of Pumpkin Spice
Introducing the Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew
By Megan McCluskey
August 26, 2019
The Popeyes vs. Chick-fil-A Memes Are the True Sandwich Battle Winners
Which chicken sandwich reigns supreme?
By Megan McCluskey
August 23, 2019
Genius Red Wine Spill Cover-Up Is the Party Trick We've All Been Waiting For
Never live in fear of a red wine spill again
By Megan McCluskey
July 23, 2019
Mystery In N Out Burger Found Thousands of Miles Away in NYC
In-N-Out does not have answers
By Raisa Bruner
July 23, 2019
This Photo of an 'All-Crust' Pizza Has Made a Lot of People Very Saucy
"That's just a closed bread stick"
By Megan McCluskey
July 16, 2019
Gordon Ramsay and Lil Nas X Made Panini Magic After a Tweet
His new song is "Panini"
By Raisa Bruner
July 8, 2019
Energy Drinks Have Become Wildly Popular With Teens. Here's Why it's a Public Health Concern
Energy drinks are very popular among teens, despite being loaded with stimulants
By Sara Talpos / Undark
June 28, 2019
Asian American Chefs Are Embracing Spam. But How Did the Canned Meat Make Its Way Into Their Cultures?
The ingredient comes with heavy WWII baggage
By Ang Li
May 28, 2019
The Brands Hoping to Popularize Baijiu Beyond China
Chinese distillers are hoping to ride the craft spirit movement and introduce baijiu to international audiences
By Amy Gunia
May 23, 2019
Tyson Recalls More Than 36,000 Lbs. of Chicken Nuggets
The contamination is considered a high health risk
By Megan McCluskey
January 30, 2019
Really Corny But Appropriate New Name for Pizza Hut Revealed Ahead of Super Bowl
Hut hut!
By Megan McCluskey
January 24, 2019
Spill Turns Road Into Chocolate River in Willy Wonka Style
A ton of chocolate hit the streets
By Raisa Bruner
December 12, 2018
Burger Burglar Thwarted By Cops Who Ordered Other Burgers
Make it a double-double stakeout
By Raisa Bruner
December 11, 2018
These Chain Restaurants Will Still Be Open on Thanksgiving
No turkey? No problem
By Raisa Bruner
November 21, 2018
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