Chain: Taco Bell

Yum! Brands and the Unified Foodservice Purchasing Co-op recently hosted their ninth annual STAR Awards gala to honor top suppliers to the system.

Taco Bell is rolling out its new Grill-to-Order cooking method by installing water- and energy-saving electric grills.

City mayor Mick Cornett is partnering with the company to help the city lose a million pounds.

As the No. 1 POS provider in Europe, Wincor Nixdorf is probably the biggest technology solutions company that you’ve never heard of. Tad Shepperd, the company’s vice president of U.S. retail, is ready to change that.

The new Fresco Menu will offer healthier alternatives and roll out nationwide December 31.

If any player, from either team, steals a base during
any game of the 2007 MLB World Series, everyone in the U.S. will have
the opportunity to enjoy one free Beef Crunchy Taco from Taco Bell.

Taco Bell is searching for three virtual actors to star as animated talking characters in a 30-second Taco Bell television commercial, which will debut worldwide during the MTV Video Music Awards on September 9, 2007.

Taco Bell Corp. announced that David Ovens has been appointed Chief Marketing Officer of Taco Bell effective August 6, 2007.

Yum Brands today announced it has successfully converted 1,400 Taco Bell/KFC multi-brand locations to a low-linolenic soybean cooking oil.

Boskovich Farms filed a libel lawsuit against Taco Bell with the Orange County Superior Court on March 14.

Taco Bell reportedly intends to launch the program at all company-owned stores and offer the option to franchisees.

Yum! Brands President says company will cooperate with New York City health officials.

Corporate only allows one voice to be heard. But franchisees are not happy.

News footage of the rats makes its way to the Internet as Yum Brand shares fall 1 percent.

Yum Brands ending shareholders rights, or ‘poison pill,’ plan to adopt majority election

Michigan Rep. Lee Gonzales announces a plan to phase out trans fats by July 2008.

Despite the E. coli outbreak at various Taco Bell’s in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware on December 3, Taco Bell Corp. believes its food, especially lettuce and cheese, to be safe.

Health authorities have yet to determine the specific cause of the E.coli outbreak that moved Taco Bell to close units in Suffolk and Nassau.

Taco Bell says the move to remove green onions from all of its 5,8000 units is ‘strictly a precautionary effort.”

Taco Bell president promises ‘swift and immediate precautions to safeguard customers and employees’

For Taco Bell Corp. (Taco Bell) trans fat will soon be a thing of the past.

On the heels of Taco Bell’s announcement that they will convert to a next generation high-stability canola oil, the company behind the technology, Dow AgroSciences LLC, said it would further increase crop production in 2007, with capacity to provide more than one billion pounds of this new oil.

Taco Bell’s latest promotional campaign, `Out of Left Field,’ promises free tacos for the public if a home run is hit over left field during Game Three of 2006 World Series.

In support of the relaunch of its most popular LTO item, Taco Bell is running a contest searching for the ‘cheesiest pick up lines.’