All The Grocer articles in 25 July 2026 – Page 5
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NewsTesco warehouse staff head for strike ballot over pay ‘unfairness’
The workers have rejected a 4% pay rise, which Unite said was considerably below the 5.1% given to store staff
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NewsBurnham urged to avert £300m SPS deal hit to shoppers
The new PM has been urged to press for changes to the EU SPS deal that will see rest of world imports subjected to costly checks
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Comment & OpinionWater shortages cannot be allowed to threaten UK food security
Alarm bells have been ringing across the food industry after chicken giant 2 Sisters closed one of its factories due to food safety and animal welfare concerns
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NewsExtreme heat affecting grain harvest, Northern Pasta Co warns
The extreme heat and dry weather are expected to have implications ‘stretching well beyond this year’s crop’
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Analysis & FeaturesHenry Dimbleby on how to grow as appetites shrink
Former health tsar Henry Dimbleby is now ‘completely focused on the commercial’ – and believes brands must prioritise health to survive
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NewsBrits have ‘already eaten too much fat and sugar for 2026’, claims Lidl
Saturday 25 July is ‘overshoot day’, when Britain will no longer have a chance of achieving annual progress towards targets designed to provide sustainable food systems for growing populations, according to the supermarket
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NewsBurnham bounce and World Cup optimism give consumers reasons to be cheerful
GfK’s index showed confidence climbed six points higher in July to –17 thanks to a mixture of the feel-good factor from the World Cup, a long run of hot weather, and new optimism in the economy as Andy Burnham moved into 10 Downing Street
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NewsJohn West adds microwavable tuna pouches to tap demand for quick evening meals
The Stir & Serve range is stocked in Asda, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Ocado
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Grocer 33Asda cheapest supermarket on nearly half the items in Grocer 33 shop
Asda was cheapest for 16 of the items in our basket, 11 exclusively so
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Grocer 33Morrisons is east London’s best for early Sunday shop
Morrisons on Silvertown Way was one of this week’s weaker performers on availability, with three items out of stock and one not stocked
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Grocer 33How Morrisons Canning Town fought off Lidl
The Canning Town store has a diverse commuter trade and the busiest on-demand channel in the company, taking £75,000 a week on average
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InterviewsA founder who went from prison to pies
Lee Wakeham set up a thriving pie brand that helps other prison leavers earn an honest crust. He’s now encouraging fellow food brands to follow his lead
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NewsSt Helen’s Farm launches Yorkshire Air Ambulance fundraiser
The Yorkshire business has transformed its national packaging to champion the charity and drive donations to its Big Airbase Build appeal
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NewsVitabiotics agrees sale to Bain Capital
Vitabiotics is the UK’s number-one vitamin company, with brands such as Pregnacare, Perfectil, Wellman and Wellwoman, and generates almost £200m a year in sales
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NewsAldi wins World Cup battle for social media attention
Aldi won 34% of ‘share of creator voice’ around the World Cup, compared with runner-up eBay’s 31%, according to research
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NewsBuoyant year for berries boosts Berryworld finances
Berryworld’s turnover increased from £319.5m to £356.6m in the year to 31 December 2025, which the brand said was down to buoyant sales of both berries and prepared fruit
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Comment & OpinionThe Healthy Thinking Diet: Sharry Cramond pours thought into self-help
The M&S marketing director extols the virtues of applying the principles of healthy eating and a good diet to the way we think
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Comment & OpinionMagnum is on point with further foray into fashion
Inside the ‘House of Magnum’, parallels between couture and ice cream are cleverly drawn
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NewsPip Organic secures Waitrose listings for new kids’ snacks and Fizz range
Pip Organic has launched a Pipcrunch range comprising bite-sized crunchy cubes made from freeze-dried bananas and strawberries
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NewsAldi reveals list of ‘priority locations’ for new stores
The list runs to 160 locations across the UK