The Food Section

What do your favorite global restaurants have in common? If they're located beyond the biggest cities in Georgia and the Carolinas, it's likely their owners are making monthly trips to Atlanta's international supermarkets. Check our Candy Hom's story today about those grocers, and the culinary diversity they've enabled across the region.

Atlanta’s global grocers feed South’s restaurant diversity - The Food Section Chefs travel to shop city’s markets

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The Southern oyster industry has made tremendous strides in seeding, harvesting, and food safety techniques, but when it comes to getting those darn bivalves open, almost nothing's changed. Today in TFS, experts explain why that poses a problem--and what new shucking methods could mean for consumers:

Opening argument - The Food Section Alabama oyster grower calls for better shucking methods