Recalled eggs linked to Salmonella outbreak: What restaurants and consumers should know
Restaurants, retailers and households should check recalled bulk and retail eggs after FDA investigators linked them to a 98-case Salmonella outbreak.
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U.S. Restaurant Sales Reached a Preliminary $102.5 Billion in June as Price Growth Moderated
Restaurants posted a fourth monthly sales increase in five months, but the latest figures show nominal growth alongside continued pressure from inflation, traffic and operating costs.
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U.S. Restaurant Sales Rose Slightly in June as Costs Continued to Pressure Operators
Preliminary June sales at U.S. eating-and-drinking places reached $102.5 billion, up from $102.4 billion in May, according to National Restaurant Association analysis of Census Bureau data.
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Collingswood weighs ending its longstanding ban on alcohol sales
Collingswood officials are exploring whether to end the borough’s longstanding prohibition on alcohol sales, but no repeal or liquor-licensing system has been documented as final.
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U.S. Restaurant Sales Reach $102.5 Billion in June as Traffic Remains Weak and Costs Squeeze Margins
Restaurant sales rose slightly in June, but weak customer traffic and elevated food and labor costs continue to pressure operators across the United States.
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FDA food-safety alerts cover eggs, lettuce and frozen berries
Three separate FDA investigations involve recalled eggs, iceberg lettuce and GreenWise frozen berries. Here are the product codes, states and safety steps.
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Restaurant prices are rising more slowly than groceries. What that means for diners
Restaurant prices remain higher than groceries year over year, but grocery inflation has run faster in 2026. The gap varies by restaurant type and region.
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Restaurants see sales edge higher as jobs and traffic remain uneven
June restaurant sales barely increased while food-service jobs fell and menu prices stayed elevated, showing why higher receipts do not mean stronger demand.
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FDA links recalled lettuce supplier to 1,947-case Cyclospora outbreak
The FDA says recalled iceberg lettuce reached food-service customers in 28 states as a Cyclospora outbreak linked to Taco Bell exposures remains ongoing.
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Seafood City opens in former Sears space at Chandler Fashion Center
Seafood City opened July 30 at Chandler Fashion Center, bringing the retailer’s first Arizona location, a 300-seat food hall and a new use for part of the former Sears space.
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Washington IL: July 1 Illinois changes hit bars, schools and drivers
July 1 Illinois changes now affect Washington residents in bars, schools and at the pump, from sealed mixed drinks and AI bullying rules to a gas-tax pause.
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Fontana planning panel backs downtown parking rollback for restaurants, retail and outdoor dining
Fontana CA – The Planning Commission backed a zoning update that could ease parking rules for some downtown uses near public lots, while also revising outdoor dining and housing-bank rules.