After two years in restaurants, Impossible Foods’ flagship product the Impossible Burger will hit stores next year, the company announced.

The Murphy administration named James Graziano, a partner at the law firm Graziano, Piasecki & Whitelaw LLC, as its pick to head the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control.

Walk into Flemington’s 55 Main on a Friday evening and you’ll see tables peppered with hearty entrees like slow cooked pork with mushroom and sun dried tomato risotto, or boneless beef short ribs with potato gnocchi and glazed carrots. You’ll also see bottle after bottle of red and white wine, but unlike the food, the drinks...

The soup is heating up between Campbell Soup Co. and New York-based hedge fund Third Point LLC in the battle to win over Campbell’s shareholders ahead of a Nov. 29 annual meeting that could oust the company’s current board of directors.

German grocer Aldi is the newest adopter of grocery delivery in New Jersey.

New York-based hedge fund Third Point LLC said it will consider splitting Campbell Soup Co. into two “better focused” companies, one grocery and the other snacks, should it successfully replace the company’s board of directors with its own independent slate.

Sen. Vin Gopal introduced a bill Tuesday that would allow microbreweries to hold special events both on- and off-site with prior notifications to the Alcoholic Beverage Control.

Hudson County Community College and Montclair State University have entered into a partnership agreement between their respective Culinary Arts Institute and Food Systems programs.

Lawmakers are aiming to boost the kinds of economic incentives New Jersey offers to grow its vineyards and wineries.

Lawmakers want to gradually phase in an increase on the $2.13 minimum wage for tipped workers so it eventually equates to the statewide wage.

New York-based hedge fund Third Point LLC and former Campbell Soup Co. board member George Strawbridge Jr. have filed a lawsuit against each of the members of company’s current board of directors.