All The Grocer articles in 04 July 2026 – Page 2
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NewsAsda expects customers to ‘go wild’ for new Yellow Watermelon snack
The retailer said the new Exceptional Yellow Watermelon Fans tasted sweeter and milder than red watermelon
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Comment & OpinionHow social media is helping pickle juice mania go mainstream
Pickle products are in high demand, with the first pickle juice drink set to hit UK supermarket shelves next month
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NewsDigital IDs to be used to make alcohol purchases from this autumn
The government has taken steps to change the law so digital IDs can be used as proof of age when purchasing alcohol
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NewsBiomel expands Love Your Gut range with plant-based protein drinks
Available in Chocolate, Vanilla and Matcha variants, the new Biomel Protein Drinks will launch into Whole Foods Market on 1 July
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NewsSupermarkets to lose market share amid stagnant growth, says IGD
The UK grocery market is transitioning from an inflation-led recovery into a stable, low-growth phase, according to IGD
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NewsAssociated British Foods hit with downgrade to sugar losses
The group downgraded its outlook for the division and said it now expected an adjusted operating loss in the range of £25m to £60m
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NewsBrewDog CEO James Taylor steps down
Taylor was appointed as BrewDog CEO in March 2025 and led the Scottish brewer through a restructure and sale earlier this year
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NewsPerfectTed seeks to simplify matcha with ceremonial-grade concentrates
The innovation breakthrough came after four years of research, according to PerfectTed
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NewsBuzzBallz swaps out tequila for vodka in Lime ’Rita cocktail
Products on sale online in retailers including Morrisons and Sainsbury’s are still being sold under the previous name Tequila ‘Rita
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NewsDelivery robots face ‘pavements are for people’ campaign
Delivery robots are putting ‘millions of disabled and vulnerable pedestrians’ at risk, campaigners say.
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NewsEdrington flags lower demand for ‘high-value prestige’ spirits as sales slide
Edrington said it was operating in a ‘challenging market’
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NewsFormer M&S and Superdry finance boss joins Poundland
Wills is replacing Mark Jackson, who was brought in by MD Barry Williams in January 2025 to help with the sale and restructure
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NewsAsda to cut 150 head office jobs to fuel turnaround plan
Asda is cutting 150 jobs across its Leeds head office, as it rushes to cut costs to fuel its turnaround plan
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NewsThe Grocer Gold Awards scores double win at Awards Awards 2026
The Grocer Gold Awards, also known as the ‘Oscars of fmcg’, has become an award winner in its own right
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NewsNestlé to remove all artificial food dyes by end of 2026
Nestle removed aemoved all artificial flavours, colours and preservatives from its UK confectionery in 2012
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NewsMcCain-owned Strong Roots appoints new managing director
Emma Curtis has been taken up the post at the McCain-owned operation, succeeding Charlotte Turton
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NewsSainsbury’s to extend facial recognition tech to 200 stores by Christmas
The supermarket said the effectiveness of the technology in reducing crime was “clear” with 92% of identified and banned offenders not returning to its stores.
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NewsLavazza launches ready-to-drink coffee range with Müller
It features Cappuccino, Cappuccino Tiramisù, Latte Macchiato and Caramel Latte flavours
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NewsJempson’s to launch member pricing with new loyalty app
Under its Savaclub loyalty scheme, which it initially launched in 1989, Jempson’s currently offers members a physical card to earn points in store
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Comment & OpinionGreenwashing at Groundswell: has regen-ag been hijacked?
No longer the preserve of idealistic farmers, regenerative agriculture is now firmly on the agenda in boardrooms across the food chain