General Mills is the latest food company to lower its sales outlook for the year. Campbell’s and Kraft Heinz have done it too.

The avian flu keeps coming back, leading to millions of lost hens.

Many Americans can’t shell out more as costs rise. As a result, some are cutting their meat consumption or going to restaurants less.

In the five years that Sam Newell and her husband have run Fruit Fair in Chicopee, Massachusetts, they haven’t had a profitable year.

Natalie Adams in Everett, Washington finds her job as producer clerk “absolutely gratifying.”

Candy giant Mars, maker of M&M’s, will acquire Cheez-It parent Kellanova, signaling that these brands are still betting on snacks.

More than a quarter of Americans used a credit card to buy groceries last year and did not pay off the balance when it was due.

Consumers tend to be very sensitive to food costs. Fresh edibles like fruit, vegetables and meat saw substantial declines.

Administrative costs and a lack of political will are leading some states to turn down a new food aid program for children.

The Food and Drug Administration oversees about 80% of our food supply, and facility inspections are few and far between.