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Dollar Menu Fails: Fast Food Giant Declines In Sales

McDonald’s struggles to keep up profits with Dollar Menu Although McDonald's still posted an increase in profits for its' first quarter sales, about $1.

By Jason Pollak

Pet Food Recall: Natura Products Contaminated with Salmonella

Natura Pet Products has expanded their recall of pet foods due to a salmonella risk Natura Pet Products has decided to issue an expanded recall on their dry food over the risk of a salmonella outbreak according to The Associated Press.
New Survey Reveals Top Complaints Over Airline Food

People have many complaints over airline food; here are their top reasons according to a recent poll
Hospital Food Program Helps Woman Shed 55 Pounds

By eating certain hospital foods, one woman has managed to overcome her weight issue and surgery An Indianapolis woman, Tonya Scott Williams, was facing bariatric surgery not too long ago according to WishTV.
Hormel Hands Out Spirit Of Excellence Awards To Best Suppliers

Hormel recently handed out its’ Spirit of Excellence Awards to their top suppliers Hormel Foods Corporation recently handed out their 2012 Spirit of Excellence Awards.
Frozen Food Companies Look For Image Makeover

Frozen food companies are looking to overhaul their image; here are some details on how they plan to appeal to consumers
Food Poisonings Related to Dairy And Poultry Bacteria Are Up According to CDC

According to a new study conducted by the CDC, poisonings from dairy and poultry related bacteria are up
Michael Jordan’s ‘Flu Game’ Actually Caused By Food Poisoning

Michael Jordan’s trainer said his historic ‘flu game’ was actually caused by food poisoning In 1997 Michael Jordan gave one of the most astonishing performances in sports history, helping his Chicago Bulls defeat the Utah Jazz in Game 5 of the NBA finals.
Chinese Citizens Buying Imported Foods Amidst String of Health Scares

Chinese citizens are slowly stepping back from domestic foods to buy imported products Yuri Valazza started a small shop eight years ago in Shanghai, selling imported foods to locals.
How We Can Sustain Food Production For The Growing Population

As the population grows, we need to continue to produce food at an exponential rate As we all know, food is one of the most important resources in the world.
Study Shows That A Western Diet May Lead To Premature Death

A recent study showed that adhering to a "Western-style" diet might result in shorter life expectancy
Breaking Down the Success of Scripps Networks; Humble Beginnings With Emeril Lagasse

The Food Network wasn’t always a staple in home television, here is brief history of the company and their current success
News Watchdogs Question Secretiveness of Food Stamp Purchases

A group of journalists and health experts are pressing the USDA to expose secretive information about food stamps
Sodium Labels Confuse Consumers; Unsure of Actual Health Benefits

A recent study showed that sodium labels misleads consumers about health benefits A professor and her colleagues at the University of Toronto recently authored a study investigating how consumers interpret "low sodium" labels on food.
Age of Fast Food Workers Increases as Economy Still Recovers

The age of fast food workers has seen an increase as older people are taking jobs from teenagers The age of fast food workers has been increasing as the U.