All The Grocer articles in 02 May 2026 – Page 2
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NewsPret a Manger unveils ‘biggest menu yet’ with more protein choices
The new menu comes as large (16oz) barista-made drinks will launch across all Pret shops nationwide for the first time
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NewsParfetts opens first Go Local store in Glasgow
The 1,000 sq ft store opened on 24 April following a significant refurbishment and conversion from a One Stop convenience store
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NewsAll Things invests in Yester Farm Dairies to scale cottage cheese production
The investment in one of its key supply partners will fund upgrades in machinery, increase production capacity and create a stronger platform for innovation
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Ismat Khan, maintenance engineer apprentice, Samworth Brothers
‘The engineers also allow me to do a lot of hands-on mechanical jobs with their support and coach me on how to do things’
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NewsHydration brand Phizz readies sparkling ready-to-drink duo
The cans are made with natural fruit juice, electrolytes and vitamins
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NewsWhitley Neill debuts gin-based RTD duo
At an abv of 8.3% abv, each can contains the equivalent of a double shot (50ml) of Whitley Neill gin
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NewsEmmi Caffè Latte launches Protein Chocolate Cappuccino
Emmi Caffè Latte Zero will be available as part of the Tesco Meal Deal from 11 May, and a new Protein Chocolate Cappuccino SKU will appear on Tesco shelves nationwide at the same time
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NewsCoca-Cola lifts earnings forecast after beating first quarter estimates
Revenues rose 10% organically to $12.5bn, ahead of the expected 7.1% increase forecast by analysts
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NewsBrent Cross landlord sues John Lewis for share of click & collect sales
Brent Cross landlords Hammerson and Standard Life Investment argue click & collect sales fall within the terms of a turnover lease that was agreed in 1979
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NewsFormer Sainsbury’s brand director joins Compleat Food Group board
The fast-growing manufacturer has reached £1.4bn in sales since its inception in 2001 through a series of targeted acquisitions
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NewsGymkhana to debut Michelin-starred BBQ flavours in Waitrose exclusive
Gymkhana Fine Foods’ new BBQ range features ‘easy-to-cook’ chicken and salmon dishes
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NewsAvara Foods claims court case risks undermining British farming
The poultry giant, its subsidiary Freemans of Newent and non-profit Welsh Water are being sued in the High Court by over 1,300 claimants, represented by law firm Leigh Day, for polluting the River Wye and its tributaries
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NewsFood Resilience Commission urges action to shield food supply from cyberattacks
The Commission’s first session in Parliament today assessed how rising cyber threats across the food supply chain are ‘disrupting operations and pose a growing risk to UK food security’
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Comment & OpinionThere’s nothing funny about feeding kids ‘crap in the canteen’
Whether you remember school food fondly or with dread, the rectangular pizza and sponge cake topped with icing and sprinkles make it unlikely you’ll remember it as being particularly health-focused
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Category ReportRetailers reset soft drinks aisles
Soft drinks fixtures are undergoing something of a reset as retailers adapt to the huge changes that are transforming the category
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Category ReportBrands bank on rising thirst for natural hydration
Before anyone had ever heard of brain-boosting nootropics, gut-friendly sodas or drinks that give you wings, people drank to satisfy one key health need: to stay hydrated
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Category ReportThe soft drinks brands refusing to jump on the functional trend
Fever-Tree, which first built its name as a mixer brand, has broadened its remit in recent years
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Category ReportDrinks firms prepare for DRS as Welsh plans stall
It’s been a long and winding road to the establishment of the UK’s first DRS, but the end is finally in sight
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Category Report‘Parents want healthier drinks for their kids’
When Karen and Patrick O’Flaherty first met in 1998 it was the start of something special
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Category ReportWhy the giants of pop are betting big on gut health
The UK has a gut health problem. Soft drinks brands have spotted an opportunity