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Jan 18th, 2017

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Miss. Officially Ends Prohibition 90 After US Passage

Under current law, Mississippi is still considered a completely “dry state," though local governments can vote to allow alcohol sales.

McCormick Ramping Up to 24-Hour Production

The company expects to add the equivalent of an additional plant of US manufacturing by the end of the year.

Pedestrians, some wearing protective face masks, walk through a street market in downtown Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on June 25.

Latin America's Food Markets Fueling Virus Spread

The region's iconic covered food market are a near-perfect setting for spreading the disease.

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Florida Bans Bar Alcohol Consumption

Daily confirmed cases neared 9,000, a new record that is almost double the previous mark set just two days ago.

Shoppers, left, head to the entrance as a sign on the outside wall invites customers to shop inside a Best Buy store.

US Consumer Spending Up 8.2%

Without the stimulus checks or an extension of unemployment aid, it's unclear whether consumers will keep spending freely.

A sign requesting people stay two metres apart is displayed in Kingston upon Thames, south west London on Monday, June 22. The two-metre social distancing rule will be under review as the UK relax coronavirus lockdown measures implemented to stem the spread of the virus.

England Pubs & Restaurants to Reopen July 4

The government also announced that social-distancing rules will be relaxed.

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Eskimo Pie Changing Name

Eskimo Pie joins a growing list of brands that are rethinking their marketing in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests in recent weeks.

COVID Could Be Redefining the Drive-Thru

A look at each state's more frequently used fast food drive-thrus since mid-March.

Buyer's Breakdown: Push, Pull or Drag

The pandemic continues to punish industrial purchasing levels, but automotive and industrial supply buyers offer some opportunities.

In this June 19, 2011, file photo, San Miguel Corporation chairman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., left, greets then congresswoman Imelda Marcos, the widow of the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos, during the 40th wedding anniversary of Philippine Senator Miriam Santiago and Narciso at Manila's Cathedral in Philippines. Philippine tycoon Cojuangco, a key ally of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos and a low-key businessman who led a food and beverage empire that produced San Miguel beer, has died Tuesday night, June 16, 2020. He was 85.

Beer Tycoon Allied with Late Dictator Dies

Billionaire Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. has been mired in controversy throughout his life.

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Survey: 85% of Americans Changed Pandemic Eating Habits

60% of Americans report cooking at home more and 32% are snacking more.

Impossible Foods Launches D2C Website

Consumers can now buy the Impossible Burger online and have it sent to their doorstep.