• Fritz Maytag sells Anchor Brewing Co. to the Griffin Group in Novato. [SFist, Chron]
• Three Twins ice cream will be available at all Northern California Whole Foods by the end of the week. [Haigheration]
• A profile of Mary Risley, founder of Tante Marie’s Cooking School and of Food Runners, an org that connects restaurant waste with the homeless. [KQED]
• Two Las Vegas developers are attempting to revolutionize Shanghai nightlife with a new club called The Obama. [Reuters]
• Expensive new USDA meat-testing requirements could doom many small-scale farms. [Salon]
• The delicacy of wine grapes makes them a reliable barometer of the severity of global warming. [Slate]
• Some prisons now allow inmates to order junk food, a move that advocates say raises money and keeps inmates happy. [WSJ]
• A new study finds that people who eat more chocolate are more likely to be depressed than those who don’t eat much. [WSJ]
• Dunkin’ Donuts will open the first of twenty planned Moscow stores this year, its first since retreating from Russia in 1999. [WSJ]
