A water treatment plant power outage and subsequent malfunctions in Richmond on Monday have left multiple jurisdictions under ...

Several cities across Central Texas have water restrictions in place. To help keep track, KXAN has created a map and database ...

Since some water is finally flowing in many Richmond homes, the boil water advisory the city issued Monday afternoon now ...

To reduce transport costs and waste, thousands of luxury hotels and high-end restaurants are turning to “premium” water that is purified and bottled on-site.

On Monday, Molson Coors Beverage Co Class B (TAP) stock saw a decline, ending the day at $58.57 which represents a decrease of $-0.77 or -1.30% from the prior close of $59.34. The stock opened at ...

Chia seed water is a simple beverage some people use to help reduce feelings of hunger and support weight loss goals. This article examines the potential benefits and side effects of drinking chia ...

A Texas-based beverage company has issued a recall for more than two million cans of coconut water. Tipp Distributors, Inc., doing business as Novamex, initiated the recall for Jarritos Coconut ...

2025 sustainability trends: Food players ‘pump breaks’ on environmental goals -- To better understand how the food and beverage sustainability landscape will change in 2025, sustainable food ...

The popularity of the spicy flavor profile comes from across the wider food and beverage scene: with Latin and Tex-Mex overtaking Italian as America’s go-to food order. Over in the UK, supermarket ...

When out for dinner, 61% of consumers said they typically order non-alcoholic beverages, while 33% of consumers noted they drink water, with most favoring tap water ... operators said that non-alcohol ...

Harumasa in Zenless Zone Zero faces the same fate as Honkai: Star Rail's Dr. Ratio. They're both given away for free, but still have their own character and weapon banners for players who are ...

Heads up, Illinois residents: the water coming from your faucet may look different. But don't worry, Chicago officials say -- it's all part of a change to how tap water in the area is treated.