All The Grocer articles in 12 September 2026 – Page 2
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NewsJohn Lewis Partnership losses race higher despite Waitrose momentum
JLP said good sales momentum in Waitrose partially offset weaker customer demand for larger discretionary purchases at John Lewis stores
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NewsABF’s sugar crisis set to deepen as Primark sales slide
ABF has warned that its sugar business’ losses may hit £170m next year, as high gas prices, a poor beet crop and “onerous contract provisions” from low European sugar prices put sustained pressure on margins
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NewsTHG outperforms expectations in first half
Group revenues increased 7.2% to £828.7m in the six months to 30 June, above expectations of 6.5% growth, with the beauty and nutrition divisions in growth for four quarters in a row
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NewsCalls for alcohol duty cut grow ahead of budget
It has called for a cut alcohol duty to help boost British businesses, create jobs, give consumers a reprieve and bolster Treasury funds.
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ProfilesLost Sheep Coffee’s Stuart Wilson on The Goonies, deep pockets and David Brent moments
‘Unless you have investors or very deep pockets, it can be incredibly hard to get through the door’
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NewsAmazon launches ‘Amazown label’ campaign to raise awareness of fresh grocery delivery
It is the first time Amazon has ‘allowed their brand name to be usurped in service of an individual product’
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NewsTesco bans 114 ingredients in ultra processed food clampdown
Tesco launches clampdown on UPFs as consumer pressure grows
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NewsItsu backer Bridgepoint considers sale of stake
Bridgepoint signed a deal to take a minority stake in the group in 2021
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NewsDoritos brings high-protein range to UK shoppers
The UK rollout follows the launch of Doritos Protein in the US in February
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NewsSubway’s US rival Jersey Mike’s to make UK debut
The brand’s debut store, which will be located on Argyll Street in London’s West End, is due to open later this autumn
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NewsOcado’s sustainable aisle almost doubles in range
The expanded aisle now features more than 440 products across 33 different categories
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NewsDiageo workers in Scotland back strike action over job losses
Diageo has so far declined to say how many jobs it is cutting in the UK
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NewsEmbarrassment as Scottish government receives ‘zero support’ for price cap plan
Zero suport for Scotland’s price cap plans as summit backfires
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NewsBrakes opens applications for next cohort of Get Set Supply programme
The programme will offer successful applicants a structured 12-month support package
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NewsSalmonella cases linked to imported eggs rise to 549
It means the total number of cases detected as part of organisation’s ongoing investigation into three distinct outbreaks of salmonella enteritidis has increased 3.9% since the last update
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NewsWaitrose plans more price cuts with value perception ‘strongest’ on record
Waitrose’s performance was once again the driver of the wider John Lewis Partnership, where overall sales fell by 2% to £6.3bn during the first half of the year
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News‘No evidence’ low & no drinks act as a gateway to alcohol: Club Soda report
The government is currently considering measures to regulate access to alcohol-free beers, wines and spirits to under-18s as part of its 10-Year Health Plan
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NewsCo-op takes aim at ‘big shop faff’ in new value push
It marks the latest development of its ‘Pop to Co-op’ campaign, which launched earlier this year in partnership with VCCP
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NewsIceland Foods to open store in the Falkland Islands in UK retail first
The announcement has drawn notable headlines as the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands faces renewed threats from Argentina’s right-wing president Javier Milei
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NewsRegenerative definition for British apples and pears launched
British Apples & Pears said the move provided industry with a ‘clear, crop-specific framework for understanding and advancing regenerative practices’
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