All The Grocer articles in 19 September 2026 – Page 5
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NewsProfits plunge at McVitie’s owner Pladis in demanding year
EBITDA slipped 4% year on year to £473.7m at the group in 2025, driven by currency headwinds and the strengthening of sterling versus the Turkish lira
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NewsWaitrose puts £20m into latest round of price cuts
Since the campaign kicked off Waitrose has cut prices on more than 1,000 products and invested £180m
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NewsHeck launches Easy Mince range with added veg
The range includes a Chilli Con Carne Mince, a Beef & Pork Bolognese Mince and Beef Cottage Pie Mince
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NewsSalmonella cases continue to rise, latest UKHSA data shows
In means the total number of cases detected as part of its ongoing investigation into three outbreaks of salmonella enteritidis has increased 6.7% since its last update, released 10 September
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News‘Authentic’ Dairy Valley Paneer launched by Golden Acre Foods
According to Golden Acre, the product stands apart from its competitors due to its authenticity
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NewsBiotiful Gut Health launches Greek Recipe Kefir
The new range has launched in two variants: Whole Fat 3% and 0%
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NewsSugro UK launches AI-powered loyalty scheme
The scheme is designed to reward independent retailers for completing specific actions set by suppliers
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NewsGlebe Farm Foods launches PureOaty Coconut Oat Drink
The Cambridgeshire business said the drink combined 15% British gluten-free oats with coconut cream to ‘create a naturally creamy drink with a subtle coconut flavour’
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NewsTropicana halts UK sales decline as portfolio cleanse pays off
Another year of “consolidation” following its 2023 separation from PepsiCo saw the struggling juice, smoothie and waters group slash its number of SKUs and strip out ‘distracting’ NPD to focus on core products
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Comment & OpinionIt’s clear grocery is not doing enough to tackle modern slavery
Modern slavery is in our high streets, and the problem is worsening. The industry must redouble efforts to stamp it out
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Analysis & FeaturesIceland’s new store: why the Falklands, and why now?
Argentinian media has called the move ‘a kind of provocation’
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NewsSoul Kitchen aims to reinvent instant soup after Dragons’ Den appearance
Bella Acland accepted an offer of £40k in return for a 15% stake in the challenger brand from guest dragon Susie Ma
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NewsNorthern Pasta Co on track for £1m turnover after Dragons’ Den success
Founders Imogen Royall and Matt Kenyon persuaded Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden to make a joint offer of £50k in return for a 10% slice of the brand
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NewsChildren’s yoghurts still high in sugar despite reductions, research finds
The research, based at Queen Mary University of London, found average sugars of 8.2g per 100g
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NewsRussia seizes Nestlé assets
The Russian government has seized control of Nestlé’s business in the country, placing it under temporary administration alongside French supermarket chain Auchan on Thursday
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NewsRetail sales rise in August as consumer confidence picks up
Retail sales volumes picked up by an estimated 0.5% in August, topping off a solid three months for food retailers
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Grocer 33Asda’s narrow pricing win thanks to EDLP and price cuts
Asda led on price for seven items in our basket, matching a further seven
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Grocer 33Tesco Lincoln’s Chris Pettinger on keeping standards high with fierce competition
‘We’re always being compared to other offers, which is why we have to be outstanding all of the time. We’re very well armed to fight our corner’
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Grocer 33Tesco Lincoln takes narrow win in a high-scoring week
Tesco excelled in every area, but our shopper singled out ‘the nice, wide aisles’ that made the store ‘easy to navigate’
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NewsDunnhumby backs UK startup boosting brands’ visibility to AI agents
Azoma measures and improves how AI shopping agents discover, interpret and recommend products for retailers and brands