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Trade dept says 'considers' increasing restaurants' dine-in capacity

ABS-CBN News
Updated as of Jul 02 11:52 AM

Increasing the dine-in limit for restaurants is being considered as COVID-19 lockdown restrictions gradually ease, Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said Thursday. Read more »

New normal: McDonald's bets on chatbot, 'creative' order channels to reach consumers

Jessica Fenol, ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 01 12:07 PM

McDonald's Philippines said it launched new order channels to reach consumers as more Filipinos prefer to eat at home during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »

Partial dine-in operations resume in restaurants across Metro Manila

ABS-CBN News
Updated as of Jun 16 07:57 AM

Philippine authorities start monitoring restaurants in Metro Manila as they resumed limited dine-in services Monday.  Read more »

Tasty and COVID-free: Food businesses try to soothe virus fears

Jessica Fenol, ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jun 01 06:14 AM

Food entrepreneurs in the Philippines are on survival mode and Metro Manila's shift to a general community quarantine or GCQ affords them a restart, albeit with new safety rules. Read more »

Nograles: Food industry firms can operate at half of workforce during lockdown

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Mar 28 12:33 AM

MANILA - Food industry companies can operate at half of their total workforce during the ongoing enhanced community quarantine caused by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said late Friday. Read more »

With 'veggie Whopper,' Burger King eyes big bite of Europe

Agence France-Presse
Posted at Nov 12 08:31 AM

US fast-food giant Burger King on Tuesday launched its meatless burger in Europe, hoping to capture a substantial slice of a growing market.   Read more »

Is sugar a foe or a friend?

Dr. Rodolfo Florentino
Posted at Sep 06 11:22 AM

Sugar, especially sugar added to food, has lately acquired a bad name because of its purported association with diabetes, heart disease, obesity and other non-communicable diseases. Read more »