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Horse Meat Found in Lasagna, Some Packages Contain '100% Horse Meat'
Horse meat has been found in lasagna in the U.K. just weeks after it was also discovered in burger meat sold at British supermarkets.
Starbucks Opens First Store in New Delhi
Starbucks Corp. opened its first store in Delhi, India on Thursday, bringing to seven the total number of outlets it's operating in the country.
Cheesecake Factory Bistro Shrimp Pasta Has Same Calories in 5 Big Macs
As the US battles an obesity epidemic, a Cheesecake Factory bistro shrimp pasta dish has more than 3,000 calories - or more than a day and a half of the recommended caloric intake for an average adult.
Largest Applebee’s Franchisee Acquires 76-unit Taco Bell
The chairman and CEO of Applebee's franchisee Apple American Group has acquired Southern Bells Inc., a franchise group of 76 restaurants - mostly Taco Bell but also some KFC and Pizza Hut units - in Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, according to a statement.
Domino's Expands $5.99 Value Offer to Non-Pizza Menu Items
Domino's Pizza, the nation's second-largest pizza chain, is rolling out a nationwide promotion to complement its $5.99 pizza value deal which will now include non-pizza items like pasta, chicken and sandwiches.
Coca-Cola to Address Obesity For the First time in New Commercials
Coca-Cola, the world's top beverage company, is launching a campaign where it tackles obesity head on and defends its own health initiatives by promoting its sugar free soda offerings.
Lettuce Recall at KFC and Taco Bell in Canada Following E. Coli Outbreak
Canadian officials recalled romaine and iceberg lettuce sent to KFC and Taco Bell on Monday that is believed to be the source of an E. coli contamination in the country.
Fast Food Tied With Asthma and Eczema Risk in Children: Study Finds
Children who eat fast food several times a week appeared to heighten their risk of developing asthma and eczema, a new study shows.
McDonald's Temporarily Changing Name to 'Macca's' in Australia
McDonald's has always had nicknames, Mickey D's for example, but don't expect the burger chain to go changing its name to suit the public anytime soon. Unless you're in Australia, of course.
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