All The Grocer articles in 01 August 2026 – Page 3
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NewsAB InBev toasts success in first half
AB InBev CEO Michel Doukeris has toasted his company’s success, as investment in the beer giant’s ‘megabrands’ paid off in sales growth
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NewsMagnum gains share in all regions in ‘strong start’ to ice cream season
The Magnum Ice Cream Company has gained share in all of its global regions after a ‘strong start’ to its key summer selling season
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NewsTofoo Co reaps rewards of increased marketing spend
The Tofoo Co has succeeded in converting hundreds of thousands of new consumers to tofoo, seitan and tempeh following a heavy lift in marketing spend
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NewsCampari continues to outshine spirits peers with strong H1 showing
The Aperol owner upped its profit guidance, citing a reduced impact from tariffs
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NewsMajestic kickstarts £4m investment in bricks and mortar with Trowbridge opening
The new store in Trowbridge spans over 4,000 sq ft and will stock Majestic’s full range of more than 1,000 wines
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NewsPublic backs vape display and packaging crackdown
The public backs wide-ranging measures to clamp down on how vapes would be displayed and marketed – including vapers themselves
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NewsSustainable babycare challenger Pura appoints its first MD
Dave Lawson brings more than 20 years’ experience across retail, e-commerce and consumer goods
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NewsAsda to launch ‘hyper-personalised’ loyalty missions in latest Rewards overhaul
Chief customer officer Rachel Eyre has made improving Asda Rewards a key aim of her customer strategy
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NewsMackie’s of Scotland scoops up £1m Chinese export deal
The agreement will see the Scottish ice cream producer stocked in a range of Chinese retailers and Mackie’s scooping parlours opened
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Analysis & FeaturesDo the numbers add up for Burnham’s business rates promises?
A question hangs over how much the funding plans can raise
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Comment & OpinionPrivilege should be acknowledged. Hiding it helps no one
The column I write for this magazine is a form of privilege. That’s a microphone not everyone is handed, and I’m grateful for it. But I’ve often avoided writing about my own privilege, says Dan Crossley, executive director of the Food Ethics Council
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NewsCrop yields set to plummet as drought and wildfires devastate food production
In France alone, more than 40,000 hectares have been burned by a major blaze in Gironde – home to the Bordeaux wine producing region
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ProfilesGymkhana MD Ishen Paran on Oatly, Go-Ape and Sri Lankan prawn curry
’What happens on team awaydays, stays on team awaydays – although I now very strongly advise against 2am bike rides.’
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NewsSalad chain Atis enters breakfast category in ‘biggest move yet’
The menu features a build-your-own yoghurt bar, breakfast pots and a selection of Rye Toasts
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NewsSupermarket food poverty campaign smashes record
The collaboration is co-ordinated by the industry’s Alliance Food Sourcing operation
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NewsAsda sales grow for the first time in more than two years
It is the first time Asda has posted positive returns since Q1 2024, aaccording to unpublished Worldpanel data seen by The Grocer
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NewsEx-Diageo and CCEP brothers launch BeSpring iced tea brand
The brand is the brainchild of Diageo and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners employees Oscar and Luke Grieve
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NewsOrigin Coffee enters RTD category with single origin Iced Black Coffee
The launch responded to growing demand for clean-label products, according to Origin
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NewsLactalis reprises ad for £1.2m Seriously Spreadable campaign
The dairy business is reprising its popular ‘Habits’ advert, which last aired in 2025
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NewsRio Mare launches largest-ever UK marketing campaign
The initiative is running across TV and digital ads and outdoor advertising, with Rio Mare featuring across London’s Underground network and city buses