The organization launched its Choose to Reuse campaign at the annual Food Council Committee for Good Government Breakfast on Oct. 2 in Monroe.
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Food & Hospitality
Magic Hat is releasing a New Jersey Devils beer
Fans can shout their signature “woo!” at more than 90 bars and restaurants with the release of Devils Woo!
Read More »Whole Foods opens in Parsippany this November
The Morris County location includes a specialty foods section with a fresh seasonal pasta bar, a build-your-own acai bowl station and a self-serve juice bar with six juice blends on tap.
Read More »Levin Management arranges two leases with Wingstop
Levin Management Corp. signed two leases with the fast-casual, aviation-themed chicken restaurant in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Read More »Governor floats expanding state’s film tax credit program
The Murphy administration is floating the prospect of expanding New Jersey’s film tax credit program so that it could last much longer and projects can win larger grants, reasoning that the state stands to benefit from the typically longer-lasting television productions that otherwise might not have as much use for the incentive. Gov. Phil Murphy ...
Read More »Global hygiene company RB, balloon company Zuru partner with TerraCycle
Two more companies have formed partnerships with Trenton-based recycler TerraCycle. Consumers of RB products like Mucinex, Airborne, and Durex, and of Zuru Bunch of Balloons products, can recycle packaging for free by sending them in to TerraCycle. Consumers will be able to recycle packaging waste from all RB brands of vitamins and supplements, upper respiratory, ...
Read More »Tisch gift NJPAC $5 M for Arts Center’s capital campaign
Jonathan Tisch, the Jersey-born third-generation hotelier and business-leader, and his wife Lizzie, are expanding their philanthropy in his native state, with a major gift to NJPAC’s 20th-anniversary capital campaign. The Tisches contributed $5 million to the campaign, which will support the Arts Center as it expands its work in arts education, civic and community engagement, ...
Read More »A look into the new Springsteen’s Freehold roots opens Sunday at the Monmouth County Historical Association
A scrapbook made by his mom. A band poster drawn by an old band mate. A signed yearbook and a term paper from his high school years. Freehold is proud of its hometown boy Bruce Springsteen, and the feeling must be mutual: references to it, such as in the song Randolph Street, which honors his ...
Read More »Developers join Newark arts to transform empty storefronts into art exhibits
Newark Arts has cultivated partnerships with real estate developers to convert seven vacant downtown spaces into temporary art exhibits. The Newark Arts Festival will showcase local arts and culture and is expected to attract more than 12,000 visitors. “Through partnerships with some of today’s most exciting artists, developers have an opportunity to showcase their spaces ...
Read More »Spice up your life: Spice Islands giving away year’s supply of pumpkin pie spice
According to the Parsippany-based company, 365 bottles is enough of the flavor to make 29,200 pumpkin spice lattes, 2,190 pumpkin pies or 157,680 pumpkin spice cookies.
Read More »Wakefern expands inventory optimization pilot from Focal Systems
The San Francisco-based company snaps photos of store shelves hourly to calculate what’s out of stock, eliminating the need to manually scan for such items.
Read More »Publicly traded hemp company GenTech to open inaugural CBD cafe in Montclair
The Church Street location is the first of five planned over the next 18 months for GenTech Holdings Inc.
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