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Stale Cereal Fix? New Resealable Cheerios Packaging Adds a Ziploc Closure and Pour Spout to the Inner Bag
General Mills is selling Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios with built-in Ziploc resealable bags and pour spouts, offering shoppers a packaging upgrade while leaving price and freshness benefits uncertain.
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What Lula's Reelection and Brazil's Record Soybean Outlook Could Mean for U.S. Farmers Competing for Chinese Buyers
Brazil's weaker real after Lula's reelection could make soybeans more competitive against U.S. supplies in China, though tariffs, purchases and market volatility may matter more.
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Former Chili's Workers Sue Brinker, Alleging New York's Tipped Wage Exposes Servers to Harassment and Bias
Three former Chili's employees are suing parent company Brinker International, alleging New York's tipped wage system contributed to harassment and racial discrimination. The claims remain unproven.
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Shoppers in 22 States Should Check Natural Grocers Mung Beans for These Five Pack Dates Before Cooking
Natural Grocers is recalling its organic 2-pound mung beans sold in 22 states after customers reported sharp glass fragments. No illnesses or injuries have been reported.
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Sesame Allergy Alert: Check WinCo Hoagie Rolls With Best-By Dates From Sept. 10 Through Nov. 3
WinCo Foods is recalling 16-ounce store-brand hoagie rolls containing undeclared sesame flour. Customers in seven Western states should check the UPC and best-by dates before eating or return affected packages.
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Food Lion Confirms Its Lexington Erlanger Store Will Close Before a New Store Opens in 2027, Leaving Carless Residents Uneasy
Food Lion will close its Winston Road store in Lexington before a replacement opens in 2027, but the company has not announced the closing date or new address.
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Rollins Says Fertilizer Prices Are Trending Lower, but October Retail Data Show Most Nutrients Still Rising
Secretary Brooke Rollins expects fertilizer prices to decline as import policies change and U.S. production expands, but recent retail data show most major fertilizers rising.
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Warren Presses Regulators on Kroger, Sysco and McCormick Deals as One Clears U.S. Review and Two Remain Pending
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is urging federal regulators to examine three major food industry deals, including Kroger's proposed acquisition of Giant Eagle, over potential effects on competition, prices and consumer choice.
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Paying More for Halloween Chocolate? Mondelez's Oct. 29 Report Will Test Whether Lower Cocoa Costs Reach Shelves
Halloween candy prices rose 7.7% over the past year despite sharply lower cocoa costs. Mondelez's earnings report could indicate when savings may reach shoppers and how families can save now.
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Lab Tests Match the Outbreak Strain in Little Wicomico Oysters: Questions Raw Bar Diners Should Ask Before Ordering
Virginia health officials say genetic sequencing matched Salmonella Telelkebir in Little Wicomico River oysters to the outbreak strain, prompting continued warnings, a recall and a harvesting closure.
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NASS Correction Shrinks the Reported September-to-October Corn Jump by About 12% as Growers Press USDA for Process Fixes
USDA corrected September corn yield estimates for Kansas and Nebraska after an acreage-weighting error, reducing the reported national production increase by about 12% and prompting farm groups to seek stronger safeguards.
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Will Your Child's School Lunch Change? State Ultraprocessed Food Laws Reach Cafeterias on Very Different Timelines
Arizona and Texas have begun restricting certain additives in school meals for 2026-27, while California's broader ultraprocessed-food phase-out will unfold through 2035.
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FDA Proposes First Cadmium Limits for Baby Purees, Yogurts and Infant Cereals, but Puffs and Teething Snacks Are Not Covered
The FDA has proposed voluntary cadmium limits for several packaged foods for children under 2, saying most products already meet the levels and urging families to offer varied diets.
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Walmart's 35BasketJoinsAldi'sUnder-39 Meal and Sam's Club's $160 Feast in the Thanksgiving Price War
Walmart, Aldi and Sam's Club are offering Thanksgiving meal bundles for 2026, but turkey size, missing ingredients, regional prices and preparation time affect the real value.
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FDA Declares the 50-Case Chicken Wrap E. coli Outbreak Over While Its Records Still Do Not Name Trader Joe's
FDA declared a 50-case E. coli outbreak linked to ready-to-eat chicken wraps over, while its investigation continues without identifying the producer, contaminated ingredient or brand.
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Dozens of Los Angeles County Restaurants Ordered Closed in October for Vermin and Other Health Code Violations
Los Angeles County records show 35 food businesses were closed between Oct. 8 and Oct. 23, with vermin cited in 31 cases and 12 still closed on Oct. 28.
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Prosecutors Say Ex-Buildings Chief Eric Ulrich Pressed Officials to Fast-Track Reinspection of Adams-Linked Queens Pizzeria
Prosecutors say former Buildings Commissioner Eric Ulrich used connections in Mayor Eric Adams' administration to expedite a health reinspection that allowed Queens pizzeria Aldo's to reopen.
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Ordered From a Restaurant That Never Agreed to Delivery? New Bill Targets Apps Listing Eateries Without Consent
A bipartisan House bill would require delivery apps to obtain restaurant permission, remove unauthorized listings within 10 days, and give the FTC enforcement authority.
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Should Shoppers Expect Higher Egg Prices After the Illinois Bird Flu Outbreak? Here Is What USDA Market Data Shows
USDA data show wholesale egg prices declined after an Illinois bird flu outbreak affected 934,600 hens, but officials warn broader flock losses could tighten supply later.
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Guacamole Costs Could Climb if Mexican Avocado Strike Spreads, but U.S. Imports Just Hit a Record
Small avocado growers in Michoacán halted harvesting over low farm prices. Record Mexican imports may cushion U.S. shoppers initially, but a prolonged stoppage could lift prices.