All The Grocer articles in 17 October 2026 – Page 6
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NewsTight meat and dairy supply expected to continue into 2027
The latest data from the levy board has forecast that beef, lamb, pork and dairy production are all expected to drop in the year ahead
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NewsDefra defends food resilience record at tough Commons inquiry
MPs have called Defra’s plans for food supply disruption ‘massively behind the curve’
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Comment & OpinionPoopmaxxing is not a silver bullet for Brits’ fibre deficiency
Influencers are right to destigmatise conversations about fibre’s digestive health benefits: frank conversations are needed
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NewsPilgrims Choice launches Mild Cheddar and larger formats
The cheddar brand has launched a ‘Bigger Pack Great Value’ format (rsp: £6/730g) in both Mild and Mature Cheddar
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NewsGreencore investors optimistic after more profit upgrades
Greencore shares surged this week on a second upgrade in three months to annual profit forecasts
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Category ReportScottish grocery braces for government interventions
How ready is Scotland for HFSS legislation? And what other challenges is the Scottish food and drink industry facing?
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Grocer 33Nani Kanakam on Sainsbury's Beckton store that picks 56,000 online items in a morning
As deputy manager of the Beckton Superstore, Nani Kanakam has returned to his online roots, helping run Sainsbury’s largest online delivery hub
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Grocer 33Amazon delivers inflation-busting cheapest Grocer 33 basket
Amazon hammered the discounts as it attempts to make inroads into the UK grocery market during the golden quarter
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Grocer 33Sainsbury’s provides best online shop in the East End of London
Our shopper praised the ‘accessible’ site with the ‘swift navigation’ and search feature making the process ‘very easy and efficient’
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NewsSalad dressing brand All Dressed Up lands Sainsbury’s listing
Founder Tessa Reed says further listings and brand expansions are in the pipeline
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NewsPack’d adds four new products to frozen fruit & veg range
Among the launches is a new Grilled Mediterranean Vegetables, as well as larger formats of its Blueberries, Summer Berries and Petit Pois
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Comment & OpinionMake Me Well: Xand van Tulleken ‘clears the fog’ on wellness
The TV doctor’s book is designed to ‘clear the fog, resolve the confusion and set you free’
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NewsBooker launches Fihka bakery range for foodservice operators
Booker’s existing sweet bakery products have also been reformulated and transitioned to the Fihka brand
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InterviewsMeet the FSA’s standard bearer: Katie Pettifer
FSA chief Katie Pettifer says public trust in food is ‘precious’. But with food retail changing faster than ever, she explains why regulation must evolve
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Comment & OpinionFoster’s gets visual with funny, descriptive campaign
Aussie signifiers and sense of humour intact, the ad also cannily suggests Foster’s is an uncomplicated beverage with a short ingredients list
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Analysis & FeaturesThe Grocer’s New Product Awards 2026: celebrating excellence in NPD
Sheer innovativeness wasn’t the only theme running through the winners in The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2026 – with health a leading priority
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Comment & OpinionEditor’s picks: EasyShop, Asda and budget concerns
EasyShop’s Stelios Haji-Ioannou is confident, but the likes of Amazon have struggled to establish a foothold in grocery
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NewsLindt & Sprüngli CEO exits as growth stutters
The chocolatier has been struggling with weak demand across core European markets
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NewsHalt decline of local UK abattoirs, government urged
More than nine out of 10 of Britain’s abattoirs have disappeared since the 1970s, falling from around 2,500 to just 200 today
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NewsFruit beer category hits £40m milestone after scorching summer
Growth is being driven by new dedicated fruit bays in Tesco and Morrisons, as well as the standout growth of market leader Jubel