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Some workers need to wear diapers, according to a report.

Watch out for veggie burgers.

Validation by third-party experts can enhance a new product/service's reputation and credibility.

These entrepreneurs created a business that helps people run their food ventures.

Vilifying a nutrient -- from fat, cholesterol to sugar -- doesn't necessarily lead to a more balanced, healthful diet. Instead, it often has the opposite effect, experts say.

Meal kits have taken off in a big way. But are there too many cooks in the kitchen?

Burger buns with a taste all their own seem to be a trend, but can it last?

The new rule applies to restaurants with more than 15 locations nationwide and concession stands at some movie theaters and sports stadiums.

KitchenCru in Portland, Ore. is a palatable option for food businesses.

The conquering condiment is changing the way Americans eat.

In Dorchester, Mass., shorter shelf-lives mean cheap prices. Will customers bite?

A pair of seasoned tech workers are helping to solve a $165 billion problem.

An increasing number of privately-held players are going from garage to grocery store in fewer than five years thanks to an erosion of barriers to entry within the food industry.

The company has committed to removing artificial flavors and colors by the end of 2015.

Four Dickie Brennan's restaurants are using a new payment system, and it's a hit with customers and staff.

Entrepreneurs must learn how to pivot their business model with changing times.

The sharp eyes of a business class can enrich a company's bottom line.