All The Grocer articles in 06 December 2025
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Category ReportHow on-the-go is getting healthier: trends in food on the go 2025
Food to go is going on a health kick as operators diversify their offers with more salads, sushi and wraps. Where does this activity leave traditional grab ‘n’ go items?
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Analysis & FeaturesReview of the Year 2025, day 31: Villain of the year
The Grocer’s 2025 Review of the Year dives into the biggest stories to splash across our pages this year. From PR shockers to villains, u-turns, scandals and more, stay tuned throughout December
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NewsKeystone Brewing Group ‘still brewing’ despite administration fears
Keystone insisted it was still ’fighting for the future of great beer’
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NewsTreasury Wine Estates in $450m write-down of US assets
TWE is far from the only drinks giant struggling to adapt to leaner times as consumers cut back on alcohol
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NewsGail’s to open 40 new bakery stores in 2026 as sales jump
The group delivered 36 new openings in the year, including the first openings in the south west of England
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NewsAldi recalls Christmas chocolates which may contain peanuts
The retailer has been advised to contact the relevant allergy support organisations
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NewsTout’s renews partnership with Co-op Wholesale
Tout’s, which operates three forecourts across Somerset and Bristol, said renewing its long-term agreement meant it could prepare for opening more convenience-led forecourt sites
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NewsMaltesers dearer than sirloin steak in Sainsbury’s and Morrisons
Pre-promotional Maltesers prices have risen by as much as 16% in recent weeks
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NewsBrewDog revamps Punk IPA in bid to stem sliding sales
Off-trade sales of Punk IPA fell by 10.1% in the year to 19 April
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NewsByron Burger rescued from collapse by Gen Z entrepreneur
It is understood that Akshat Tibrewala has taken a majority stake in the business, having invested around £2.5m
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NewsJersey Royals: potato lovers given chance to adopt own row
Costing £50 a row, the ‘Adopt a Row of Jersey Royals’ initiative launched in November as a limited-edition gifting experience, and the money raised will go to Caring Cooks of Jersey – a children’s education, health and wellbeing charity
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NewsKP Snacks strikes threaten Christmas crisps shortage
According to GMB Union, 85% of process operatives have voted to strike
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NewsAldi appoints new national buying MD
Will Barstow has replaced Stephen Eivers, who had been at Aldi since 1997 and its national buying MD for about a year
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Comment & OpinionWhat Prime and Pepsi AM tell us about the power of momentum
In a year when tens of thousands of new products launched but most failed to gain traction, the brands that grow are the ones that move. Kimberley Upton, head of effectiveness at Zeal, on why momentum will decide who wins in fmcg
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NewsGold Top Extra Thick Jersey Cream back this Christmas, Graham’s says
Seeking to capitalise on growing consumer demand for less processed, full-fat dairy, the limited-edition SKU will be available at selected retailers during the festive period
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NewsMorrisons showcases British farming links in new franchise roadshow series
The initiative aims to give retailers a first-hand view of Morrisons’ supply chain across Myton Food Group sites
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NewsTortilla appoints Duncan Garrood as new chair
Duncan Garrood previously served as CEO of Punch Taverns, Ten Entertainment Group and Bill’s Restaurants.
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NewsDoritos trademark activity points to Scoops spin-off
Owner PepsiCo has applied to register ‘Doritos Scoops’ as a trademark with the IPO
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NewsKrispy Kreme launches Christmas doughnut selection
The Merry and Bright range includes Frosty the Doughman, Tree-mendous, Santa Belly and Christmas Sprinkles doughnuts
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NewsRed Tractor launches outdoor pig standards with new on-pack logos
The two modules will be accompanied by on-pack logos to help Red Tractor-assured pig producers and Red Tractor-licensed food businesses clearly communicate higher animal welfare inputs to shoppers