The Unexpected Reason 25% Of People Gift Alcohol, According To Drizly
According to retailer Drizly, people are gifting alcohol even more today than in the past, and a quarter of those surveyed gave a surprising reason for why.
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Peet's Coffee Just Reached An Impressive Sustainability Milestone
Peet's Coffee, working with the coffee industry verification nonprofit Enveritas, just announced a sustainability milestone its customers can be proud of.
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Why People Are Likely To Cheat On Their Go-To Cocktail This Summer
Drizly's 2022 Consumer Trend Report just went public, and the results are in: Loyal sippers are more likely to cheat on their go-to cocktail while on vacation.
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Panera Is Testing New High-Tech Stores For Customers On-The-Go
Panera Bread is joining many other fast-casual dining restaurant chains by testing new high-tech locations for the convenience of customers that are on-the-go.
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The Unexpected Number Of People Who Eat Very Few Vegetables
We all know vegetables are healthy, but that doesn't mean they're popular. Here's the number of people who named vegetables their least consumed food group.
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Sweetgreen's Summer Menu Features A New Take On Teriyaki
Whether you love or hate the salad craze, it's here to stay -- at least as far as Sweetgreen is concerned. Here's what you should know about the new menu items.
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Why Starbucks' Bathrooms May No Longer Be Open To The Public
Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, is reconsidering a bathroom policy due to safety concerns for employees. Here's what you should know about the policy's origins.
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Why New Zealand Farmers May Be Taxed For Gassy Livestock
Emissions from burping sheep and cows may seem trivial at first glance, but their impact adds up. Here's what New Zealand is doing about livestock emissions.
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How 2 Eleven Madison Park Chefs Are Going From Upscale To Casual
Two chefs who carry the cooking DNA of chef Daniel Humm are launching a Greenwich Village restaurant similar to Eleven Madison Park. Here are all the details.
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New Report Shares How Popular Hybrid Grocery Shopping Has Become
The Food Industry Association reports that a new phenomenon is taking shape called "hybrid shopping." Here's how likely you are to take part.
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The USDA Made A Major Investment In Equal Access To Healthy Food
The USDA announced a partnership with the Reinvestment Fund to help grocers and other healthy food retailers open in underserved urban and rural communities.
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Sugarfina's Champagne Bears Are Getting A Fruity Summer Refresh
Sugarfina announced the launch of its new gourmet gummy bear flavor, and it promises to have palates sparkling. This treat is perfect for your next celebration.
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Campbell Soup Co. Is Launching A Flavorful New Line After Promising Sales
Selling beloved shelf stable soups, concentrates, and other products, Campbell Soup Co. has announced that it will add new product options for consumers.
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New Study Links Dairy Consumption To Increased Prostate Cancer Risk
A new study has drawn a troubling link between prostate cancer and one of the most prolific ingredients on the planet: milk.
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How The UN Predicts The Current Food Shortage Could Evolve
it is the global fertilizer shortage that is the United Nation's primary concern looking forward.
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New Report Shows More People Are Spending Less At The Grocery Store
While people are enjoying the ability to be out and make purchases in person, they are being cautious about how much they spend.
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Trader Joe's New Limoncello Gouda Has Fans Confused
Trader Joe's just introduced a new cheese, but the limoncello flavor has fans scratching their heads. Find out what people are saying about this new product.
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Everything You Need To Know About 2022's Sriracha Shortage
Sriracha is loved by millions of Americans for its unique spicy flavor. But, the company that manufactures it is undergoing a shortage, and here's why.
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The Ironic Reason Some Pro-Vegan Ads Were Banned In The UK
Despite an increase in people who are eating a plant-based or vegan diet, here's why certain advertisements in the United Kingdom are still being banned.
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Here's How Much The Peanut Butter Recall May Have Cost J.M. Smucker
The J.M. Smucker Company has been dealing with a massive recall of a variety of its Jif brand peanut butters, and the situation has likely cost them a lot.
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Blue Apron Is Now Offering Seasonal Meal Kits. Here's What To Expect
Blue Apron announced the debut of the first in an upcoming series of seasonal meal kits featuring a warm weather favorite: lobster rolls. Here are the details.
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Why The IMF Feels Food Subsidies Shouldn't Go To Everyone
As food shortages affect countries across the globe and governments look for solutions, the IMF says aid should go to specific populations.
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Why More And More People Have Begun Growing Their Own Food
Gardening at home has become more popular since the pandemic. But, people are still gardening at home and more people are joining the trend, and here's why.
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The Recent Winner Of Britain's Cheese Rolling Contest Broke This Streak
The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling contest, in the U.K. is classed as an extreme sport. History was made in the women's race when a young American won.
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Why Smucker's Isn't Worried About Increasing Its Prices
Smucker's jam is a supermarket staple and has been an American favorite for decades. But, the company is increasing prices, and here's why they're not bothered.
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Study Shows College Food Pantries Help Improve Students' Mental Health
Food insecurity can cause a litany of problems for people, especially college students. However, food pantries can help students' mental health and focus.
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Why Investors Are Backing Away From The Grocery Delivery Market
With consumers returning to in-person shopping, some of these delivery companies are tumbling, and fast -- and, as a result, investors are fleeing the scene.
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