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In a tete-a-tete with Restaurant India Hemant Oberoi, Chef and Restaurateur talks about innovation in food

The #9 company on our Franchise 500 list recommitted to franchisee training in 2018, conducting more than 1,000 classes and launching a new management platform.

Meanwhile colours like yellow and blue, evokes happiness and friendliness

Read on the exclusive interview of the Co-founder and CEO of Charcoal Eats, Anurag Mehrotra who tells it all – the journey of the QSR brand, key accomplishments and the expansion plans

In an exclusive interview to Restaurant India, Dario Dezio, Chef and MD talks about starting restaurant in India

It can also now be used as a main ingredient replacement in any ground meat dish.

Look back at the tastiest tales of the year.

Serve looks a bit like Wall-E, but for bringing your lunch to the office.

The answer is always tacos.

The food blogger, bestselling author and TV host talks about how she balances all her different projects.

These companies have been named the inaugural class of PepsiCo's Nutrition Greenhouse Program in North America.

How this week's 'How Success Happens' guest overcame personal struggles and built an empire.

Taking candy swapping to a whole new level.

'There's a lot of interest in bigger companies acquiring these smaller innovators like Tofurky. I see that as a really good sign,' says Jaime Athos.

Listen in as the comedy veteran explains how he pivoted from nightclub performer to baking authority.

Get your next big idea on picturesque Nassau Paradise Island in the Bahamas.

The 35 felony charges against Adam Zucker include money laundering and grand theft by embezzlement.

PlantLab CEO Adam Zucker said he'd been dealing with a 'catastrophic' personal issue for more than a week when his staff was unable to contact him. The time coincides with the arrest and incarceration of a person by the same name on embezzlement charges.

PlantLab says its CEO, Adam Zucker -- a former colleague of celebrity chef Matthew Kenney -- is unreachable. They've canceled all upcoming classes.

Apparently 'shopper confusion' is to blame for the new marketing regulation.

OpenFortune's recent campaign has already gotten plenty of attention.