All The Grocer articles in 04 July 2026 – Page 3
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NewsModern slavery: food brands launch Picnic With Purpose campaign
Five challenger brands have partnered with anti-slavery charities to launch a campaign raising awareness ahead of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
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NewsOreo teams up with K-pop band BTS to launch purple cookie
The limited-edition cookie will hit grocery and convenience channels from August
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NewsJason’s Sourdough launches Crumpet Thins in Morrisons
Crumpet Thins will land exclusively in Morrisons from 15 July
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NewsSupermarket Income REIT completes £445m refinancing
The new facilities will refinance all of the investment firm’s unsecured loan facilities due to mature over the next two years
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NewsDiesel records biggest monthly price drop in 25 years
Analysis by the RAC found that diesel averaged 183.75p per litre at the beginning of June and dropped 16.6p to 167.14p by the end of the month
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NewsHain Celestial closes in on sale of UK’s Hain Daniels as trio of bidders circle
The sale of the struggling US group’s international business includes UK-based Hain Daniels and household brands such as Ella’s Kitchen, New Covent Garden Soup and Sun-Pat
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NewsWelsh food businesses call for DRS alignment with rest of UK
Unlike schemes launching in other parts of the UK, Wales plans to include glass
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ProfilesDr Will’s CEO Liam White on ketchup, Nando’s and shelf space
‘It’s always worth it in the end – but it can be a long road to get there sometimes!’
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NewsLidl rolls out scan & shop to another 37 stores
The service, called Lidl & Go, means customers can scan items with a smartphone as they put them in their shopping basket
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NewsBP expands Felix partnership to support surplus food redistribution
The funding will support Felix’s core operations and strengthen the operational infrastructure for food redistribution at scale
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Healthcare: 8 August
Fmcg multinationals are throwing money behind supplements & wellbeing products
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NewsJuice Burst in £1m rebrand and functional hydration NPD
The new look for Juice Burst will be backed by new campaign, ‘It’s not that deep’
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NewsHealthy food proposals could cut childhood obesity by a quarter, study finds
The policy is aimed at encouraging supermarkets to make the average shopping basket healthier
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NewsEU approves pioneering food additive for tackling obesity
Now it is approved in the EU, the scientists behind the ingredient expect the UK regulator to quickly follow suit
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NewsMorrisons reopening Market Street counters after customer feedback
The supermarket closed 70 of its meat and fish counters last year, but it’s now putting them back into stores after feedback from customers
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Analysis & FeaturesAre fmcg giants stepping back from Pride?
For years now, June has been a kaleidoscope of Pride-themed marketing campaigns and rainbow logos. So why is 2026 feeling strangely low key?
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NewsNearly one in four food and drink launches now carry functional health claims
Energy, muscle and weight management, immune, digestive and bone health were the most common claims referenced in NPD launches
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NewsFramptons bounces back into black with £1.1m pre-tax profit
Framptons attributed the turnaround to a year of ‘delivery and stabilisation’, achieved in the wake of restructuring efforts implemented by its parent company Swedish investment fund Profura
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NewsHalf of British farmers now farming regeneratively, Barclays says
The bank’s survey of 223 farmers found 56% had already moved to regenerative practices, while a further 24% plan to do so
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Analysis & FeaturesIs the new Growth & Skills Levy a NEET solution to grocery’s labour crisis?
The ‘broken’ Apprenticeship Levy had little support from fmcg bosses. How does its replacement differ – and will it make an impact?