All The Grocer articles in 04 July 2026 – Page 4
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Pizza: 15 August 2026
Has an uncertain out-of-home sector been a boon to grocery pizza?
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Analysis & FeaturesInside Port Sunlight: Unilever’s new £150m hub
Powered entirely by renewable energy, Unilever’s new personal and household care site on the Wirral uses the latest robotic tech on a massive scale to ‘futureproof’ the business
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NewsAsda appoints new George CEO to replace Liz Evans
Helen Connolly will rejoin Asda from New Look, where she is currently CEO
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NewsApplied Nutrition adds Supplement Support range for GLP-1 users
The new products will roll exclusively into 400 Holland & Barrett stores this month as part of the retailer’s weight management segment
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Comment & Opinion‘Made in Britain’ labels are no substitute for farming policy
In a return to the old political battleground of food labels, more than 40 MPs have called for the government to require clearer country-of-origin labelling on a wider range of meat products
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NewsSainsbury’s shares rally despite slowing growth
Shares in Sainsbury’s rallied this week despite sales growth slowing in its first quarter amid a tough consumer backdrop
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Comment & OpinionOur children’s poor health is a manufactured crisis
We are living in a manufactured health crisis driven by industry profit lines – and it’s wrecking the health of a generation, says Alice Mazon, member of the UK Youth Food and Farming Forum
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NewsNew project explores whether beans and lentils could future‑proof UK farming
The research focuses on a central question: ’what would make edible legumes a more viable and attractive option within Norfolk farming systems?’
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NewsWaitrose beef supplier’s profit falls as it warns of production ‘deterrent’
Dovecote Park’s pre-tax profit fell 18.6% despite surging turnover as it warned government policy was acting as a ‘deterrent’ to UK beef production
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NewsFreixenet seeks to tap spritz demand with Solare aperitivo launch
Freixenet Solare is made with Spanish lemon, clementine and rosemary, and balanced with a blend of botanicals
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Grocer 33Nectar Prices see Sainsbury’s to a big win as cheapest supermarket
More than half the items in this week’s basket were on a Nectar promo
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Grocer 33Nicola Sroka-Flannigan on leading Tesco’s flagship Glasgow store
‘This is the biggest store Tesco has in Glasgow at nearly 100,000 sq ft. We’re in the city centre, in the middle of a retail park, which gives us high footfall’
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Grocer 33Massive Tesco in Pollok is Glasgow’s top supermarket
Our shopper was most impressed by the staff and their ‘eagerness’ to ‘add value by making me aware of cost-effective options and preventing me from missing out on additional Clubcard points’
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NewsLidl loyalty discounts now claimed in over half of shopping trips
The rate of shops involving a coupon reward has more than doubled from 26% in March 2025 to 57% in May 2026
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Comment & OpinionHow marginal gains can reduce meetings and recover some time
Meetings are frequently unproductive and inefficient. Darren A Smith of Making Business Matter has a six-point plan to reduce them
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Analysis & FeaturesCan Defra’s roadmap deliver for farms and food security?
NFU leaders admire the intent, but have concerns about funding
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NewsWaitrose expecting huge low & no sales for 1am England match
Pubs are also in line for a major boost after PM Keir Starmer announced yesterday that pubs would be allowed to stay open until 5am
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NewsGoogle Cloud invests in Ubacart’s AI loyalty platform
The new Ubamarket platform, called Ubacart, aims to ‘redefine how retailers and brands connect with shoppers’
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Comment & OpinionWild campaign gets nun too provocative
The ad purports to show a meeting in which members of the Wild team are brainstorming the best way to describe how dry its product leaves pits
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Comment & OpinionSide-by-Side: Fuller’s-backed series offers a new way to talk it out
A new initiative between Fuller’s London Pride and its long-standing charity partner Brave Mind encourages people to talk in a less ‘confrontational’ way