California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law that requires restaurant chains to declare major food allergens on their menus. The requirement goes into effect in 2026 and covers restaurants with 20 or more locations. The menus will have to disclose ingredients including milk, eggs, shellfish and tree nuts when the restaurant operators
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has opposed an argument by a group of restaurants against the alcohol ban. In court papers filed, Dlamini-Zuma said the restriction on on-site consumption of alcohol was rational and lawful. The government was taken to court by a group of restaurants, led by Cape Town-based Chefs Warehouse. Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has disputed a…
Clays Galaxy Drive In was in hamburger heaven for the three weeks it was in business this summer until a worker's positive test for COVID-19 forced it to temporarily close on July 3. Park Tavern Bowling shut down for cleaning on a prime June 27-28 weekend due to a worker's infection as well. The disruptions…
With the coronavirus case count climbing, officials in Napa expect the county will be forced to take a step back in reopening, shutting down indoor dining, wineries, tasting rooms and other activities. Napa city officials announced Monday the likelihood of closures, saying that the state has flagged the county that its coronavirus rate has exceeded…
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law that requires restaurant chains to declare major food allergens on their menus. The requirement goes into effect in 2026 and covers restaurants with 20 or more locations. The menus will have to disclose ingredients including milk, eggs, shellfish and tree nuts when the restaurant operators
3 min read IT'S NOT GETTING any warmer here in the Northeast, but that's to be expected. What we didn't expect, though, was one of our all-time favorite outfitters, Huckberry, to mark down a bunch of its best-selling jackets just in time for the changing of the leaves. We just covered Huckberry's larger fall sale