All The Grocer articles in 15 August 2026 – Page 5
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NewsBidfood among eight businesses to hit full marks in RSPO’s sustainability scorecard
Other UK retailers to achieve a perfect score include Greggs, John Lewis and M&S
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Comment & OpinionYour new product is out there. Congratulations! Now the work begins
says Jenny Costa of Rubies in the Rubble
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Comment & OpinionDairylea’s adventures are all in the mind
A Dairylea-fuelled kid demonstrates the power of imagination – but doesn’t get to have any real fun
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NewsSaputo sells UK dairy division including Cathedral City to Lactalis for almost £1bn
Britain’s biggest-selling cheese brand Cathedral City is changing hands as Saputo refocuses on other markets
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Comment & OpinionExtreme weather cannot be dismissed as a one-off, it is a warning
While this summer has brought some of the worst drought conditions farmers and growers have experienced, it cannot be dismissed as a one-off. It is a warning of what the future could hold.
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Comment & OpinionSustained growth for Diageo is the real test for Dave Lewis
Nine months into the CEO job at Diageo, ‘Drastic’ Dave Lewis has applied a familiar strategy
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Comment & OpinionJaffa Cakes rap: duo Pete & Bas add fuel to treat debate
Rap duo Peter Bowditch and Basil Bellgrave – both of whom are in their mid-70s - produce a fun effort for McVitie’s
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Comment & OpinionEditor’s picks: CMA rules on Aldi & Lidl, drought pressures mount
Aldi and Lidl have spent years insisting they stock fewer than 3,000 lines each. The CMA has now shown otherwise
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NewsBRC calls on government to ‘back the Saturday job’ with reforms
A BRC-commissioned Opinium poll of 2,000 UK adults found four out of five believed part-time work, including the traditional Saturday job, was important in helping young people into employment
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NewsHoney & Greens kicks off £200k fundraise for lab-tested honey range
Upmarket honey startup Honey & Greens has kicked off a £200k raise to help it push into UK retail
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NewsDouble-Barrelled Brewery secures funding to boost retail presence
Founded in 2018 by husband-and-wife team, the business has grown from a small-scale brewing operation to an established craft brewery and taproom in Reading
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NewsAu Vodka sold to US spirits giant Sazerac
The Swansea-based brand will join RTD peer BuzzBallz in Sazerac’s portfolio
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Analysis & FeaturesMouse & Grape: how London deli & wine bar became Cheesemonger of the Year
Mouse & Grape’s customers can buy cheese, wine and accompaniments to take home, or sit in for a cheeseboard and glass of wine
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NewsThe Collective to launch NPD and first-ever TV campaign this autumn
A range of dessert yoghurts, dubbed Pudstars, will lead the charge for the businesses, created to ‘make every spoonful feel like a treat, without compromising on goodness’
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NewsJJ Foodservice launches on TikTok Shop
JJ has launched with a small range of products available to households in areas within its UK delivery network
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NewsCawston Press takes control of premium kombucha brand LA Brewery
After considering an investment in the business earlier this year, Cawston acquired 100% of the shares in LA Brewery for an undisclosed sum, The Grocer has learned
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NewsYo to open nine new kiosks with Tesco after ‘record-breaking’ sales
The latest kiosks will open in Bristol, Ashford, Rochdale, Sudbury, Sutton Cheam, Mold, Bracknell North, Thetford, and Clowne from September onwards.
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NewsPilgrim’s Europe to acquire Samworth Brothers-owned Walkers Deli & Sausage Co
The deal is subject to an employee consultation and approval by the Competition & Markets Authority
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NewsUnitas and Carlsberg Britvic promotion delivers 312% sales uplift
The initiative was designed to deliver high-impact, short-term flash sales across Unitas’ member wholesale network
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NewsHeatwaves send shoppers in search of hydration and ice cream: NIQ
Shoppers spent about £1.5bn on soft drinks, ice cream and suncare in the past month at the supermarkets as the UK endured successive heatwaves, according to the latest industry data