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Chipotle Customers Test Positive For Norovirus After Getting Sick
The two Virginia customers who tested positive for the highly contagious virus were among more than 100 people who reported falling ill after eating at the restaurant, health officials said.
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Behold, Amazon’s New Meal Kits. No, They’re Not Cheap.
Amazon Fresh has launched some meal kits in Seattle. They cost about $8 to $10 per serving.
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Bermuda Doesn’t Have Zika. It Does Have Lots Of Pregnant Tourists
“This lady was like, I don’t know what’s in the water but I’m not getting in.”
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These Marijuana Coffee Pods Will Get You High AF
Consumers can get as much as 50 milligrams of THC from a single pod.
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"Not Safe For Celiacs" — Gluten-Free Cheerios Are Still Drawing Complaints
After an embarrassing recall in 2015, consumers continued to report problems with General Mills’ gluten-free cereals.
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It’s July 4th Weekend. Let’s Spend $7 Billion On Burgers And Beer.
The annual feast commemorating freedom, summer, and the invention of light beer is also a big day for the food business.
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As Yogurt Goes Post-Greek, Chobani Is Launching An Old-School Regular Yogurt
The great yogurt disrupter is now embracing regular old-school yogurt.
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Yoplait Just Launched A "French Yogurt." It’s Called "Oui."
Can Yoplait make “French yogurt” the next Greek yogurt?
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Those Trendy New Snacks You’re Eating Might Be Bankrolled By Cheerios Money
The giants of the old-school food industry are pouring their cash into the future of food: kale, crickets, artificial meat, and more.
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Tyson Will Test Gas As A Gentler Way To Slaughter Chickens
“Controlled atmosphere stunning” essentially puts birds to sleep via a lack of oxygen, and one of the world’s biggest meat producers is testing it out.
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Corporate Landlords Signed Up To List Thousands Of Apartments On Airbnb
The property owners have signed up to list 4,000 apartments through a new platform enabling “short-term rental services for an entire building.”
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Whole Foods Is A Luddite Among Retailers. Can Amazon Fix It?
Whole Foods has struggled to build a modern tech infrastructure. Now, Amazon has the potential to “put them lightyears ahead.”
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Diet Pepsi Is Falling Fast
Even bringing back the classic aspartame-sweetened formula couldn’t save Diet Pepsi from a very bad year.
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The Next Generation Of Pizza Is Descending Upon New York
This year, three fast casual pizza chains will attempt to win customers in the country’s most opinionated pizza market.
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America Is Flooded With Cage-Free Eggs, But People Aren’t Buying Them
Egg producers are losing money at current prices, according to one of the industry’s biggest players.
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Hampton Creek Has Ditched Its Name, And Is Now "Just."
The words “Hampton Creek” are no longer on the company’s homepage, and they’ve been moved to small print on the back of its labels.
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Airbnb’s Mega Hosts Are Turning It Into Just Another Travel Booking Site
With hundreds of listings and major corporate backers, a new breed of Airbnb host is changing the fundamentals of the service.
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Dunkin’ Donuts Has No Interest In The “Third Wave” Coffee Trend
“I don’t want our people to be deflected by worrying about the beans of the roastery,” its CEO told BuzzFeed News. “I have been very clear that we’re not doing it.”
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The CEO Of A Huge Chicken Company Denied That Antibiotic Use Is A Problem
“There is no sound science,” the CEO of Sanderson Farms told investors. Scientists disagree.
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Uber Will Soon Deliver From One In Four McDonald’s Stores
By the end of June, 3,500 McDonald’s restaurants in the US will offer delivery through Uber.
