Coronavirus-related concerns in the food and beverage industry have continued to be top-of-mind for SmartBrief readers this week.

Due to the rapid spread of the coronavirus, the travel business is doing what it can to adjust to the situation.

Between the rise of challenger categories and private label pursuers, how can we continue to unlock growth potential in the complicated and fast-changing food business?

Fallout from the coronavirus pandemic dominated food and beverage news this week.

What solutions are CPG manufacturers turning to for reducing, reusing and recycling food and beverage packaging?

Single-unit restaurants are a vital component of the foodservice landscape.

Tyson Fresh Meats partnered with the Progressive Beef program to raise the standards of beef production across the industry and give consumers the ability to learn the beef cattle production sustainability and animal welfare story.

Coronavirus-related stories dominated the most-read list this week, including a forecast for a surge in frozen food sales.

US grocers and mass retailers struggled to keep shelves stocked and customers assured as the number of coronavirus cases continued to rise.

As the coronavirus epidemic continues to spread, restaurants are taking extra precautions to protect their staff and customers.

CPG companies restricting business travel due to coronavirus was this week's most-read story across food and beverage briefs.

Hotel bars and restaurants everywhere spice up their drink menus during the winter.

From small bites of sweets to refrigerated, grab-and-go meats and cheeses to new takes on classic chips, consumers are clamoring for a wide variety of snacking options.

Plant-based meat makers must decide whether it makes sense to launch first in foodservice or retail channels.

This week’s list of most-clicked stories by SmartBrief’s food-and-beverage readers was topped with Cracker Barrel’s plans to update its menu and the reveal of Amazon’s cashierless Seattle grocery.