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Fourth Street food truck idea hinges on Port Huron ZBA decision, lot owner says

An early concept for a food truck park at Fourth and Water streets in downtown Port Huron is shown. Property owner Scott Beedon said he hopes to make room for one food truck this summer after a ZBA approval on May 2.

Long-term plans to build out a small food truck court at Fourth and Water streets downtown may hang on a decision from Port Huron’s zoning board of appeals Monday, according to the site’s owner.

Scott Beedon via the Beedon Group, LLC, is asking for a variance from the ZBA to maintain a temporary pod structure at 901 Fourth

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‘Big risk’ of unrest in ASEAN if food inflation surges, says economist

By Elizabeth W. Jernigan 2 days ago

A supermarket in Indonesia on May 1, 2022. Relative to other countries, food consumption accounts for a large proportion of what people spend on in countries like Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam, said economist Mohamed Faiz Nagutha.

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Southeast Asia will face a “big risk” of social unrest if there are “big surges” in food prices, an ASEAN economist at Bank of America Securities told CNBC.

That’s because, relative to other countries, food consumption accounts for a large proportion of what people spend on in countries like the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam, said Mohamed

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Maple Street Food Hall brings foodie treasures to Medical District

By Elizabeth W. Jernigan 3 days ago

A locally-driven food hall that’s been in the works for nearly three years is making its long-awaited debut. Called Maple Street Food Hall, it’s a new concept in Dallas’ Medical District featuring a collection of five chef-driven food concepts under one roof, including cuisines such as Asian, Mexican, healthy/organic, coffee, and a full bar.

Located at 4711 Maple St., the enterprise was founded by Ray Quintanilla, an entrepreneur who previously operated businesses at DFW Airport, with a goal of serving the Medical District and Oak Lawn as well as diners seeking foodie adventures.

It’s also a

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Tyson Foods Tops Q2 Earnings Forecast, Boosts 2022 Sales Outlook

By Elizabeth W. Jernigan 4 days ago

Updated at 9:35 am EST

Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN) – Get Tyson Foods, Inc. Class A Report posted stronger-than-expected second quarter earnings Monday, while boosting its full-year sales outlook, as the world’s biggest food producer said solid global demand offset inflationary pressures across its supply chain.

Tyson Foods said adjusted earnings for the three months ending in March, the group’s fiscal second quarter, were pegged at $2.29 per share, up 71% from the same period last year and firmly ahead of the Street consensus forecast of $1.88 per share. Group revenues, Tyson said, rose16% to $13.11 billion, again

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