Food

As more places reopened and people got COVID-19 jabs, consumers confidently spent money at restaurants and stores.

As its dining rooms reopened, the fast food giant drew customers in with new products like its crispy chicken sandwich.

The IMF warns of global economic recovery where ‘the poor get poorer and social unrest and geopolitical tensions grow’.

Last week’s severe frosts caused extensive damage to fields in Brazil, the world’s largest producer of coffee.

Beijing’s crackdown on its tech and education sectors has erased $769bn in value during the last 5 months.

Social movements and scientists are staying out of the UN summit because it represents big agribusiness interests.

Diwekar, whose clients include top tycoons and Bollywood stars, dishes out advice that’s discordant yet appealing.

More than one million people need emergency food and nutrition aid, with 14,000 already in ‘catastrophic conditions’.

CEO Alan Jope said Ben & Jerry’s, which has a long history of social activism, had made the decision on its own.

Coca-Cola saw a 37% revenue spike in the quarter ended July 2, with shares fizzing 2.3% higher Wednesday on Wall Street.

Negotiators hope WTO can deal a blow to overfishing, reassert itself as it hasn’t clinched a major trade deal in years.

Lebanon’s farming industry has gone underfunded and underdeveloped for many years.

Inflation-adjusted prices may ease before staying largely flat through 2030, the OECD and UN said in a report.

Americans bought 15 million more packs of gum in May than in January as COVID-19 masking restrictions eased.