All The Grocer articles in 19 September 2026 – Page 3
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NewsKahlúa takes on Baileys with Coffee Cream liqueur ‘made for early evening occasions’
The NPD is made with 100% arabica coffee beans, real cream and Kahlúa’s signature rum and coffee liqueur
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Comment & OpinionWorld foods is where free-from was 20 years ago. It needs its trailblazers
World foods is a £1.8bn category with no agreed identity and no standout brands, says The Black Farmer’s Alex Emmanuel-Jones
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NewsSainsbury’s CEO: ‘Health is at the very core of how we think’
Simon Roberts outlined that the food industry and government must have clear priorities to deliver healthier outcomes and better food resilience
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NewsEast at Home set for expansion with finance package
Founded by brothers Ali and Mohammed Zaman in 2022, East at Home has doubled in size each year since launching
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Comment & OpinionThe Grocer Health Summit: who’s to blame for obesity crisis?
In the days leading up to the summit, the significance of the occasion was rammed home by a series of major announcements and calls on health
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NewsBrewDog rapped over ‘socially irresponsible’ Facebook adverts
The adverts showcased a ‘bottomless beer’ offer run by BrewDog which entitled consumers to 90 minutes of unlimited beer for just £19.95
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NewsSupermarkets and c-stores a hotbed for modern slavery as cases in UK retail double in a year
Modern slavery cases in UK retail almost doubled between 2024 and 2025, with supermarkets and c-stores having by far the highest prevalence once retail was broken down by sector
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NewsIran war pushes inflation higher in August despite steady food prices
While food inflation stayed steady on July at 1.3%, transport costs – in particular motor fuel – helped to push headline inflation from 2.9% to 3.1% in August 2026
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NewsWH Smith scrapes bottom end of profit guidance
The travel retailer told investors this morning that while a ‘solid’ summer peak of trading had boosted revenues 4% in the fourth quarter, full-year headline profit before tax and non-underlying items would come in at £75m
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NewsSunny & Luna debuts fresh pasta sauce trio
The NPD marks the brand’s first move beyond pasta and gnocchi
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NewsAmazon increases pay for frontline workers by more than 5%
Full-time annual salaries will now start at a minimum of £31,408, and in some locations £33,488
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NewsFood inflation to hold at 6% through 2026 and 2027, IGD says
The IGD has predicted food inflation will rise to 5.6% to 6.6% in 2027 and remain around 5.3% to 6.3% in 2028
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NewsVan Tulleken calls on supermarkets to create ‘cartel’ against ultra-processed foods
The Ultra Processed People author told The Grocer’s Health Summit that the leaders of the food industry had ‘much more power than they realised’ to tackle the obesity crisis
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Analysis & FeaturesHow Lancashire Mead Company champions traditional methods
The story began when Gordon Baron sought pure mead, rather than wine-based sweetened drinks often marketed as mead
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NewsGlanbia announces next chief financial officer
Wendy Chang Smith, currently chief digital and transformation officer, will take up the post of CFO and board executive director on 30 March
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NewsGym Kitchen tops up protein-packed ready meals ranges
The frozen options are available now from Tesco in a new ‘pan-cook from frozen’ format
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NewsThe Traitors launches ‘interactive’ food range into Iceland
The eight-strong range features a selection of bakery products, cheesy snacks and confectionary all inspired by the murder-mystery show fronted by Claudia Winkleman.
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News‘Exceptionally strong buyer demand’ outstripping supply of c-stores
Both convenience and forecourt sectors are seeing ‘exceptionally strong buyer demand’, according to property advisor Christie & Co’s 2026 Retail Market Review
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NewsMorrisons turnaround ‘delivering’ after 15th quarter of sales growth
Morrisons grew sales for the 15th consecutive quarter in a row, in its latest third quarter results
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NewsPilgrim’s Europe completes £6m-plus upgrade at Cambridgeshire poultry farm
The multimillion-pound revamp of the Cambridgeshire site included the replacement of its existing timber-framed poultry sheds with five, larger, steel-framed, clear span, modern buildings