All The Grocer articles in 01 August 2026 – Page 4
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NewsFarm Shop & Deli Retailer Awards 2027 open for entries
New simplified two-stage process enables businesses to submit an initial entry in less than five minutes
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Comment & OpinionTampons to trail bars: women’s health is getting creative
Cramps, headaches, feelings of indiscrimate rage – when period symptoms strike, most people are likely to reach for ibuprofen. But now there’s a new option
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NewsIceland boss urges CMA to get on with decision over Aldi and Lidl
The CMA was due to publish a decision on whether Aldi and Lidl should have to follow land competition rules in July
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NewsEhrmann Cornish Dairy appoints new CEO
Watts will lead the delivery of Ehrmann Cornish Dairy’s long-term turnaround and development plan, overseeing continued investment in production, innovation and operational efficiency
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NewsTails.com debuts Inner Vitality range of meal toppers for dogs
The Tails.com Toppers lineup comprises freeze-dried and bone broth options suitable for dogs from eight weeks old
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NewsSainsbury’s sells Argos to veteran retail team for £120m
Sainsbury’s will sell off Argos for more than £120m to a newly established company formed by retail heavyweights Richard Pennycook, Trevor Strain and Matt Truman
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NewsJuicy Marbles launches Butcher-Minced Bangers in Ocado
The plant-based sausages (rsp: £4.09/270g) have a unique “butcher-minced” texture, along with “real fat cubes” that melt as you fry
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NewsHilton Food Group sells Dutch vegan business
Hilton Food Group has sold off Dalco, its Dutch vegan and vegetarian business
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InterviewsGraeme Clark on Finsbury’s ‘billion-pound bakery’ plan
Finsbury Food Group’s CCO has helped ensure strong growth despite ‘constant change’. Now he’s overseeing its biggest-ever growth capital project
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Grocer 33Morrisons scrapes the win with just 15p lead on Tesco
Morrisons was the only supermarket to reduce its total over last year’s
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Grocer 33Tesco gets home advantage with Welwyn Hatfield win
Our shopper praised the winning store’s layout and was particularly taken by the number of trolleys that were “nice and clean”
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Grocer 33Tesco Hatfield’s store manager on availability, service and life near HQ
‘This is an awfully busy, important and opinion-forming store for Tesco. HQ is just down the road’
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NewsIceland growth prospects boosted after €600m debt refinancing deal
Iceland was forced to look abroad to refinance its debt as Sterling Capital Markets ‘weren’t there’, Richard Walker said
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NewsCaterforce unveils refreshed brand identity
The new logo will be introduced across the foodservice buying group’s communications and platforms over the coming weeks
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NewsCompleat invests £600k in cookie line to meet demand for premium treats
The investment comes as demand grows across retail and foodservice for more ‘premium, indulgent, and visually impactful cookies’
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NewsMorrisons launches discounted British Meat Pack
Available until 2 August, the limited-time bundle includes four pork loin steaks, eight pork sausages, six beef burgers and four sandwich steaks
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NewsSainsbury’s £120m sale of Argos: the market responds
Shares in the FTSE 100 group raced 3.5% higher to 368p as markets in London opened today and analysts also reacted positively
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News‘Sainsbury’s and Argos will continue to work in partnership’, Simon Roberts confirms
Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts has confirmed Argos will continue to operate inside the supermarket’s stores, with plans for all 14,000 staff to transfer across to Argos
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Analysis & FeaturesSainsbury’s and Argos: a timeline from merger to sale
The tie-up promised to bring more choice for customers and more value for shareholders, but job losses followed in the integration and Argos became a drag on Sainsbury’s performance
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NewsABP takes minority stake in Waitrose beef supplier Dovecote
ABP, the UK and Ireland’s largest beef processor, has taken a minority share in Waitrose’s exclusive beef, veal and venison supplier Dovecote Park