Amy McCarthy

At the Law Harrington Senior Living Center, lunch and conversation is served five days a week.

SNAP benefits the economy in many ways. Republicans clearly don’t care as they plan to cut $300 billion from the program in Trump’s “big beautiful bill.”

The Food and Drug Administration is being less transparent about foodborne illness outbreaks and planning to end routine inspections of many foods. Yikes.

The food delivery platform has partnered with the fintech company to make it possible to pay for grocery delivery and takeout in installments, which is a common way for people to go into debt.

President Trump’s proposed 25 percent tariff on goods imported from Canada and Mexico could lead to higher prices on avocados, coffee, and other groceries.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has expressed his intention to make unpasteurized milk more widely available if he ends up leading Department of Health and Human Services. Here’s why raw milk is currently regulated.

Food service workers are increasingly fighting for more regulations that protect them from heat and other effects of climate change that seep into the kitchen.

“No taxes on tips” sounds great for restaurant workers, but it won’t actually do much. After Tuesday’s vote, it’s closer to becoming a reality than ever.

The Minnesota governor selected by Kamala Harris as her running mate also, refreshingly, seems like a normal human being who likes to eat.

After years of artificially low menu prices, service charges feel like an inevitable, annoying part of dining out now. And as the recent Jon & Vinny’s lawsuit shows, customers and workers alike are very confused about those extra charges at the end of the bill.

The FTC has sued to block the proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons, concerned about higher grocery prices and working conditions for employees.

From offering food safety classes to engaging in congressional lobbying around opposing minimum wage increases, America’s other NRA has increasingly faced criticism for supporting chain and fast-food interests over small businesses and workers.

From Starbucks’s red cup day rebellion to walkouts at McDonald’s and Chipotle, worker-led labor action happened across the country this year.

Twenty-two attorneys general have joined a lawsuit fighting non-discrimination policies in schools that receive funding from the National School Lunch Program.