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Food & Beverage: Page 146
Whole Foods Is Adding Plant-Based Tuna Sub to Supply Chain
Whole Foods Market will add a plant-based, raw tuna alternative to its fresh sushi bars in the New York City and Los Angeles markets this month.
A Mobile Floating Truck Stop on the St. Lawrence Seaway
Ro-ro ships carry trucks and other road vehicles across the Baltic Sea and also across Cook Strait, providing onboard overnight accommodations as well as food services. There may be scope to adapt that operational precedent to bypass roadway traffic congestion on the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Former Atlanta CPO Admits Taking Bribes From Supplier
A former chief procurement officer for the City of Atlanta has admitted accepting payments in exchange for helping a vendor win city contracts.
Auto Investment in U.S. by Global Manufacturers Underwhelms Despite Trump's Push
When it comes to investments by global automakers in the U.S., 2017 is shaping up to be nothing special - even after President Donald Trump's threats to heavily tax cars shipped from abroad.
Mountains of Aid Are Languishing on the Docks in Puerto Rico
Thousands of cargo containers bearing millions of emergency meals and other relief supplies have been piling up on San Juan’s docks since last week.
Can You Make Meat Without an Animal? Hampton Creek Is Betting Its Future on It
Josh Tetrick has gone up against Big Mayo, the egg industry, Target and his own staff and board of directors.
Why Neighborhood Toy Stores Are Thriving While Toys "R" Us Goes Bankrupt
Ella Wiesenfelder has been coming to Barstons Child's Play her whole life, so naturally it's where she wanted to be on the afternoon of her 8th birthday.
How Grocery Giant Aldi Plans to Conquer America: Limit Choice
Dim lighting bounces off brownish-tiled floors. The shelves are sparsely filled with cardboard boxes. Checkout lines stretch to oblivion. There is nothing super about these stores.
Chocolate Industry Drives Rainforest Disaster in Ivory Coast
The world's chocolate industry is driving deforestation on a devastating scale in West Africa, the Guardian has reported.
Americans Still Love Eating Out. So Why Are Chain Restaurants Struggling?
Chili's Grill & Bar is going on a diet to fatten its sales - just one of the strategies casual-dining chains are using to reverse a slowdown in growth.
Before Wisconsin, Foxconn Vowed Big Spending in Brazil. Few Jobs Have Come.
Before the Taiwanese manufacturing giant Foxconn pledged to spend $10bn and create 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin, the company made a similar promise in Brazil.
For Holiday Hires, It's Already Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
Shoppers like to complain that holiday decorations appear earlier and earlier. This year, so are the job ads.
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