Adam Bros. Farming Inc. shipped affected cauliflower to New Jersey, according to a release, along with nine other states, Mexico and Canada. Red and green leaf lettuce were not shipped to New Jersey, according to the company. The affected produce was harvested between Nov. 27 and Nov. 30 from “particular fields” and does not involve ...

Senate Bill 2753 would allow dog owners to bring their pets to sampling and tasting areas of breweries in the state. “Breweries are more than brick and mortar and steel tanks, they are hopping hangouts where people can get together, hoist a pint and make new memories,” Sen. Kip Bateman, R-16th District, said in a ...

Sandwiched between U.S. Route 1 on one side and the New Jersey Turnpike on the other, the historic Giamarese Farm and Orchards in East Brunswick measures about 120 acres, of which owner Jim Giamarese farms only 35 and rents out the rest to other farmers.

International dairy co-operative The Dutch Royal FrieslandCampina NV acquired Iselin-based importer and distributor Jana Foods for an undisclosed sum of money, announced Wednesday

I am writing with deep concern regarding a misleading recent op-ed headlined, “New Jersey trying to make dietary advice illegal” (NJBIZ, Oct. 29, Page 23). From the false headline to the end of the article, the authors ignore the same important distinctions between giving general “dietary advice” (or what the legislation calls general “nutritional information”) and providing potentially lifesaving services that require significant levels of education and training as part of their mission of misinformation against efforts to regulate professions, which they have been placing in newspaper op-eds across the country, such as The Wall Street Journal (Feb. 1) and the Orlando Sentinel (March 12).

Lawmakers are pushing ahead with a pair of economic incentives to encourage business owners to open grocery stores in so-called food deserts: a limited liquor license and tax credits against the local property tax.

Romaine lovers, rejoice: You can eat the lettuce from anywhere but California.

Westmont-based PJW Restaurant Group named Jim Fris as chief executive officer, to replace current CEO and Founder Bob Platzer who will assume the role of executive chairman.