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Marco's Pizza Cuts 30-Year Supplier, Sparks Feud

TOLEDO, Ohio (June 20, 2010)—Sofo Foods, one of the largest food distributors in northwest Ohio, filed a lawsuit last month against Marco’s Pizza...

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Sustainable seafood: Treasures from trash

Some operators are looking to source lesser known but abundant seafood that often turns up in the by-catch. These “trash” fish may have names that could sound off-putting to consumers, such as lionfish, sheepshead or grunt, but innovative chefs are proving that their flavor and texture stand up to their upscale cousins—at a gentler price. And diners are biting.

Vegetarian cuisine is moving mainstream - there’s no denying that Meatless Mondays were only the beginning. Going one step further to a vegan diet – no meat, poultry or fish as well as no eggs, dairy foods and other animal-derived products such as honey – is gaining momentum as well, driven by health, animal welfare and environmental concerns.

(July 13, 2010)—Legacy Foodservice Alliance, with headquarters in Richmond, announces the addition of six distributor members.Led by industry veterans...

After posting a first-quarter loss, the fast-casual chain shares plans to roll out more natural ingredients and retool cooking methods.

The spicy pickled cabbage known as kimchi shows up in many iterations at typical Korean meals. Here’s how American chefs are using kimchi to amplify the flavor and texture of more mainstream menu items.

MONTEREY, CA (August 5, 2010)—PRO*ACT, America's leading fresh produce supplier to the foodservice industry, has announced that Harvill’s Produce,...

Besides getting meat-eating diners on board, the Hard Rock Cafe set out to appeal to Gen Z and millennial customers with an Instagrammable vegetarian dish.

The names of actual food trucks mixed in with the names of actual food-fetish porn movies we found online. Can you tell the difference?

To truly understand a country’s culture, one need not look much further than the foods people eat and the manner in which they are prepared, served and consumed. As with other countries around the world, food in India is more than just sustenance—it carries a far deeper meaning. Food is also instrumental to rituals and traditions, religious beliefs and the bringing together of the family unit.

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