With champagne sales plunging because of pandemic lockdowns, growers and Houses like LVMH are behaving somewhat like OPEC.
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What the CPI Is Hiding
A Consumer Price Index (CPI) that went up by just .6 percent during the past year hides a much larger increase in some grocery prices.
How Covid-19 Affects the Cost of Living
Because a Covid-19 basket of goods and services has a different inflation rate from the CPI basket, the cost of living might not be what we think it is.
How a $350 Meal Became $35 Takeout
A Chicago restaurant’s pandemic takeout plan transformed the limitations of the lockdown rules into a creative opportunity.
A State-by-State Look at Quarantine Takeout
Ranging from tacos to dumplings to General Tso’s chicken, our state-by-state quarantine takeout preferences are different.
A Tale of Two Grocers
Faced with isolated communities, two grocers, separated by thousands of miles, support their customers in a rather similar way.
The Best Way to Social Distance at a Restaurant
Except for one very clever Amsterdam eatery, the restaurant industry has been hit exceedingly hard by the coronavirus lockdown.
The Beer That No One Wants to Buy
The firms that produce craft beer and the farmers that grow Idaho potatoes have somewhat similar pandemic supply problems.
Why Food Expiration Dates Matter More Now
Because of COVID-19 lockdowns, we care more about those unclear food expiration dates that let us know when to trash what we store in the refrigerator.
What Will Happen to Restaurant Food?
As business closings multiply, redeploying food from restaurants to supermarket consumers has required changes along the supply chain.