The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning to Jimmy John’s Tuesday, listing five bacterial outbreaks linked to the brand’s clover sprouts and cucumbers.

The restaurant industry is laden with dilemmas just like this one.

Food waste has become an increasingly popular topic within the industry as more restaurateurs begin to understand its consequences.

Allergic reactions to foods can range from mere discomfort to serious injury or even death.

Did you know the largest component of most commercial waste streams is organics? A large chunk of that is wasted food.

There is at least one food recall every day in the U.S.

Heading out for a nice meal, whether it’s a dinner date or a simple lunchtime catch-up, should be a pleasant event. It certainly shouldn’t be marred with concerns over getting sick.

In an effort to meet consumer demands and the changing views toward antibiotics in food products, Taco Bell is revising its policy on the amount of antibiotics allowed in its beef.

During one week in May, three unvaccinated food service workers exposed hundreds—if not thousands—of guests to the Hepatitis A virus.