Food & Drink

The vast majority of the billionaires on this year’s Forbes list hail from these 10 sectors.

Alex Atala and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation are working together to educate people around circular economy and make them eat wisely.

PepsiCo pledged to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across its value chain by more than 40% before 2030 and to reach net-zero by 2040, a decade earlier than called for in the Paris Agreement.

Meet the Forbes Under 30 Social Impact list and the leaders creating a more sustainable and equitable world.

Forbes is now accepting nominations for billion-dollar companies making big plays in blockchain, the technology first popularized by bitcoin.

Plant based meats, proteins literally made out of thin air, innovative coffee, a sustainable delivery service… How will we eat and drink in the future?

At the beginning of the pandemic, many faced something unprecedented: empty grocery store shelves. For the next month Forbes Under 30 honorees will be creating innovative solutions to create a [...]

Farmers Business Network is spinning out a new sustainable farming company, GRO Network, that will track and score the carbon footprint of specific crops down to the bushel and allow farmers to [...]

The Scottish multinational brewery and pub chain announced yesterday it became carbon negative, which makes it the world’s first international beer business to reach this status.

Washington state’s Chehalis tribe lobbied hard to overturn a racist 150-year law barring them from producing their own alcohol. Now they finally have their shot.