Judge said companies failed to show the benefits of coffee outweighed any risks.

A self-confessed party pooper is warning Easter gluttons about the environmental impact.

When will Affinity sell out of Tegel Chicken.

First Australian restaurant to open in Melbourne later in the year.

A customer query about a burger is priceless.

Study finds good progress is being made but more can be done to reduce salt and sugar.

Christchurch Pak'nSave has scrapped a $3.99 wine special.

Technology designed to enhance customer experience and increase sales.

Covered in edible gold, this is the most expensive chocolate in the world.

Fast food company Burger Fuel has sold its master licence agreement to its founder.

While lettuce prices increased significantly, other food products dropped in price.

Handmade pickles attract a cult-like following among fans of hand-crafted foods.

Outrage after staff in the US scrawl racist message on woman's takeaway pizza box.

Steve Braunias reports from the happiest place in Auckland right now – Krispy Kreme. Credit: Jason Oxenham

Milo powder is losing its 4.5 health star rating after action by Consumer NZ

Chocolate company Whittaker's is offering a year's supply of chocolate

'We weren't wholly prepared for 350 intoxicated people to show up,' says tavern's manager.

Beer available for consumption is down, however high strength beer is on the rise

The commercial shows several people enjoying a beer after exiting the water at a beach.

We compare a Bachelorette's fruity new venture with traditional ways to keep food fresh.

True Food and Yoga owned and run by Nic Watts and wife Kelly, owes more than $2.4m

Squawking chicken lovers contacting MPs and calling the police on day four of crisis.

US giant hopes Coke No Sugar will win over consumers wary of calorific drinks

But how do you design sushi so it can be eaten while you're driving?

True Food and Yoga in the former Hammerheads property has gone into liquidation.

Company hit with a $4.9b tax charge tied to a sweeping overhaul of tax laws

The hospitality sector needs to be united to continue to progress, says Russell Gray.

Kiwis still want choice of 'classics' for their kids, fast food giant says.

A Whanganui cafe gets worldwide love for their cheesecake creation.

Feeding hungry kids is a "human statement", not a political one, Goff says.