Food Roundup: Cheesecake Factory's New Credit Terms, Tyson Pleads Guilty in Worker Death, and More
Cheesecake Factory Renegotiates Credit — The restaurant chain entered into new terms on its $300 million in revolving credit. The company’s net fell in the third quarter by about $7 million to 11.8 million. [Source: Reuters]
Tyson Pleads Guilty in Worker Death — The world’s largest meat producer agreed to pay a $500,000 fine for violations that resulted in the death of a worker in Texarkana. Jason Kelley was killed in an accident at the plant in 2003. [Source: AP]
CKE, Chipotle, Yum Will Still Expand — Chain restaurants are hurting bad, thanks in part to a market glut. But some of the bigger chains – and particularly those that run fast-food outlets, which are generally doing well — still have expansion plans. [Source: TheStreet.com]
Busch-InBev to Close Historic Brewery — The beer giant will shutter the 600-year-old Stag brewery in London. The facility employs 182 people. [Source: AP]





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