Can the Néo-Bistrot Save French Food?; U.S. Chefs Shun GM Salmon
The "néo-bistrot," a new kind of restaurant that serves good, simple French fare at reasonable prices, could save French gastronomy in an era when upscale restaurants in the country are lagging. 
[Wall Street Journal]
Amid an immigration debate, a popular Chinese restaurant in Berlin is pushing its extensive collection of German wines to pair with its Szechuan and Shanghai dishes.
[NY Times]
Chefs from around the country said they wouldn't consider using genetically modified salmon at their restaurants.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
KFC's new ad campaign focuses on Colonel Sanders in order to enlighten young consumers as to who the guy on the bucket is.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
A woman allegedly went crazy in a Kraft Food factory after being suspended and shot three of her co-workers.
[Philadelphia Examiner]
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