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The Soupman will also be on hand at Kroger Headquarters in Cincinnati on October 23rd to ladle up soup to celebrate the national roll-out of Soupman soups in Kroger stores.

For each bottle sold, $1 will be donated to Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) to support the Buffalo Wild Wings Team Up for Kids mission.

A new study revealed that your cereal choice at breakfast might have an impact on how much you eat for lunch. Newly published research in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition showed that a hearty bowl of instant oatmeal helped curb food intake at lunch better than a leading oat-based, cold cereal — even when each bowl provided the same number of calories.

Later this month California’s Sausalito Marin City School District will open its doors and in the process will become the first U.S. school district to provide meals that are 100% organic and non-GMO.

Lifeway Foods, Inc. announced that Protein Kefir, the company's latest kefir innovation, has expanded distribution to Harris Teeter. More retailers will be carrying the product within the coming months.

Now here’s some good health news: Nearly two-thirds of Americans say they are heeding the Dietary Guidelines advice to "make at least half your grains whole,” with the majority of Americans eating more whole grains than they did five years ago.

Following rave reviews to the spring release of Redd's Wicked Mango, Redd's Wicked Black Cherry is a dark-golden beer with juicy black cherry flavors balanced by a crisp apple base.

Egg Innovations launched a new egg brand, Blue Sky Family Farms, which was made available in major supermarkets across the Midwest starting Aug. 15.

Happy Family®, a premium organic food brand delivering optimal nutrition for babies, toddlers and beyond, announced the launch of Shine Organics, a new brand offering a line of adult snacking pouches mindfully made with a special blend of organic fruits and vegetables, featuring additional purposeful ingredients to feed the moment.

The image of migrating water fowl as a natural sign of the changing of the seasons. But sometimes, there’s more to the picture. This year, a form of avian flu spread by those gracefully migrating birds led to the deaths of millions of Midwestern turkeys and laying hens—and a subsequent shortage of eggs.