All The Grocer articles in 11 July 2026 – Page 9
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NewsFit Foods targets smaller appetites with Mini Meals range
The five-strong range will land in 450 Tesco stores from 15 July
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NewsButlers’ fire pushes cheesemaker to first loss since 2012
Butlers lost a warehouse and hundreds of tonnes of cheese in a blaze in November 2023
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NewsPapa Johns UK achieves fourth busiest day ever after World Cup sales boost
Saturday 11 July also marked Papa Johns UK’s second busiest Saturday to date
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NewsFDF fibre campaign reports vast improvement in servings
The FDF today revealed its Action on Fibre campaign had seen big improvements in fibre across products such as bread, yoghurts and snacks
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NewsPremium products to drive $79bn expansion in petfood market over next decade
Industry analysts from Bloomberg Intelligence predicted the market would grow 70% to $192bn by 2035
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Analysis & FeaturesWhy Tesco’s European sell-off could spell bad news for its UK rivals
Tesco is believed to have hired advisers to run the rule over a sale of stores in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Do experts think it’s the right move?
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NewsAsda rolls out Natasha’s Law allergen warnings to Express electronic shelf labels
‘This is a significant step forward in making food information clearer, more accessible, and compliant for our customers’
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NewsWahaca acquired by Luke Johnson’s Risk Capital
It comes after Wahaca announced it was seeking a new strategic partner to boost its growth plans earlier this year
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NewsSavoursmiths unveils Peter Rabbit potato & cauliflower snack for children
Buttery and Cheesy are low in salt and sugar while promising to be ‘light, crispy and made from real potato and cauliflower’
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NewsLoyd Grossman moves beyond jars with pasta sauce and rice kits
Loyd Grossman is targeting time-poor home cooks with a range of pasta sauce and rice kits designed to replicate restaurant-style cooking at home
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Comment & OpinionHealth, cacao and high-end vits – what the wellness crowd really want
Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place wellness festival offered a glimpse into what the wellness crowd want: health, indulgence and sustainable products with ‘clean’ ingredient lists
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NewsFutura Foods appoints former Pilgrim’s Europe director as MD
The Nordex Food-owned business, whose brands include Yamas and Param, said the new hire would lead it across retail, food service and manufacturing
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NewsHarlech Foodservice to expand HQ and create 50 jobs as demand grows
In the past year, the Gwynedd-based food firm has increased turnover by 25% after opening depots in Caerphilly and Telford
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NewsMPs demand FSA-led crackdown on HFSS loopholes
Ministers should close ‘glaring loopholes’ in the new junk food advertising ban, which MPs said allow junk food brands to continue advertising unchecked
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NewsB&M turnaround hits snag as UK sales decline faster
While UK revenues nudged up by 0.3% year on year to £1.1bn, like-for-like sales in the group’s home market declined by 2.3% in the 13 weeks to 27 June
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NewsNew French border rules threaten meat exports to EU, hauliers warn
Lorries could start getting rejected from August under the new rules
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Comment & OpinionHow grocers should respond to new checks on buy now, pay later
From 15 July, BNPLs will now be mandated to run affordability checks for borrowers – meaning several millions of people will no longer be able to use it. Chris Bennett of Fair For You offers advice on how to respond
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NewsTesco Clubcard glitch makes personalised offers more expensive than shelf price
Tesco told The Grocer that it offered thousands of Your Clubcard Prices deals every week, and such issues were very rare
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NewsKeto Hana overhauls granola and snack packaging in growth push
The makeover is intended to put Keto Hana’s key points of difference front and centre: ingredient transparency, no added sugar and low net carbs
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NewsChaiiwala introduces £2.50 kids meal deals for school holidays
The deal will be available in participating cafes until 23 August