This past weekend, four students saw their lives transformed as they were each awarded $100,000 grand prizes in the Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway at four college football conference championship games.
Britain's food industry was rocked by two announcements over the past month. Premier Foods broke the news that it was to close bakeries in Birmingham and Greenford, west London and restructure its distribution operations with the loss of 900 jobs.
Four potato processing plants of Conagra Foods' Lamb Weston division, Eagle, Idaho, have again earned Energy Star certification from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Wrigley, a subsidiary of Mars Inc, has announced the appointment of Deepak Iyer as the managing director of its India operations effective January 3, 2013.
In a bid to crack down on tall claims in the print and electronic media, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has filed cases against 15 food and beverage companies.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) has a suggestion for lawmakers seeking to avoid the "fiscal cliff" that is dominating Washington politics: tax sugary drinks.
3M Purification, a manufacturer of water filtration systems, has granted water dealership to The Jayson Company in central and northern New Jersey areas.
American Pride Seafoods, based in New Bedford, Mass., has named Tim Benevelli its newest regional sales manager, responsible for east coast foodservice business development.
Around 1,200 workers at the 2 Sisters Food Group’s sites in the West Midlands are being balloted for industrial action in a dispute over pay and conditions and a culture of alleged bullying.
Stabilising Tesco’s UK market share and achieving stable UK trading margins should be key goals for the retail giant, according to City analyst Shore Capital.
Magnús Bjarnason has been named as the new chief executive officer of the Icelandic Grouo, Reykjavík, Iceland, replacing the departing Lárus Ásgeirsson, who had held the position since 2011.
A Bloomington, Illinois McDonald’s restaurant that voluntarily closed down while being investigated as a possible link to a 12-person Salmonella outbreak, has been cleared to reopen, the McLean County Health Department (MCHD) announced on Sunday.
Hundreds of fast food workers at New York City branches of McDonald's, Burger King and other big-name chains have staged a walk out in protest of low wages.
Banning the sale of energy drinks to minors could create a "slippery slope," a representative of the beverage industry warned last Friday, two days after a local board in New York expressed its support for such a prohibition.
Eddie Stobart’s Tesco drivers are to go on “continuous strike” after rejecting the transport firm’s “final offer” of financial support in the deepening row over 183 jobs cuts at a Doncaster distribution hub.
Preparations for Wyma's biggest trade show event have began. The Wyma team looks forward to another edition of the largest trade fair for the fruit and vegetable industry.
