Tony’s Chocolonely is trying to take on big chocolate — but it’s not easy.

Plus: Celeb crypto investor fails and an interesting rent survey.

The brand that started the oat milk craze is struggling.

How lollipop arbitrage works.

Despite rising input prices, chickens continue to print that cock-a-doodle-dough.

RIP to a truly novel dessert.

A new ruling suggests the sandwich chain’s tuna troubles will continue.

Plus, numbers from the UK’s measurement debate, and an almond backlog.

We’ve entered a golden age of creativity in water bottle businesses.

Plus: Disney’s India problem, and robots per capita

A delivery driver shortage is forcing pizza chains to make some big changes.

Taco Bell’s new drive-thru concept uses high-tech dumbwaiters to drop orders down to customers.

Joy Baking Group has cornered the ice cream cone market over the last hundred years.

Guy Fieri has become one of Food Network’s most bankable stars, and has used his power to become an advocate for workers in the restaurant industry.

Earlier this month, Robert Vlasic passed away at the age of 96.

Several factors led to a baby formula shortage in the US. Now, the FDA is working to fix it as parents scramble.

After suspending Russian operations in March, McDonald’s has decided to sell off and “de-Arch” its 800+ stores.

Food startups are embracing the circular economy by repurposing food waste.

The good news: revenue jumped. But will it last?

Aldi and Lidl are 2 German grocery chains growing in popularity among US shoppers. It doesn’t hurt that they’re cheap.

AriZona loses money on aluminum, but saves money on marketing.

Plus: Baby formula shortages and Georgia’s film tax credit.

On-demand personal chef platforms are on the rise as customers crave special experiences at home.

Boutique food companies are creating luxury fruit brands and consumers are eating them up.

Interest in foraged food is blooming, including on an app that connects foragers with buyers.

Plus: Remote worker stats, and China’s livestream caps.

Lunch prices have shot up several dollars due to labor, supply chain, and inflation issues.

Plus: Nationwide IQ loss, and ads in our dreams.

The Cana One sounds like the Star Trek replicator, capable of printing thousands of beverages with the touch of a button.

Legal labels that mark where a product is from can be big business for local food producers.