All The Grocer articles in 26 September 2026 – Page 2
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Category ReportCan dairy drinks still hit the sweet spot after the sugar tax?
Things seem pretty sweet in dairy drinks. But they are about to be hit by a regulatory change that could leave a sour taste in the mouths of many. How are brands preparing?
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NewsGlens of Antrim Potatoes appoints administrators
Stuart Irwin, Ian Leonard and Robin Coughlin from Interpath were appointed joint administrators of the Northern Irish potato business on 21 September 2026
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Category ReportIt’s all Greek: the natural yoghurt that’s booming
Whether it’s whipped into marinades, frozen into ‘bark’ or eaten by gym-goers as an alternative to ultra-processed protein snacks, yoghurt is having a moment
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NewsMcDonald’s brings back World Heist with new menu items
The manu features items from Germany, Canada, the UAE, the Netherlands, India and Australia
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NewsAsda to roll out InPost parcel lockers to 700 stores nationwide
It is the latest in a long line of parcel delivery partnerships with supermarkets
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NewsLa Vie launches tofu lines as it looks to tackle chicken
The teriyaki line has been made with pre-diced tofu cubes and a ’sachet of velvety, sweet and salty teriyaki sauce’, while the nuggets have been coated in an ’extra crispy cornflake crumb for maximum crunch’
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NewsTesco’s Olio food waste partnership hits 100 million meals
Tesco began a trial with Olio across 250 stores in 2019, and in 2020 rolled out the partnership nationally
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NewsKFC UK makes breakfast debut with ‘KFC flavoured’ savoury cereal
Intended to be served with KFC gravy, instead of milk, the cereal will be available exclusively via Surreal’s online shop
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Analysis & FeaturesHow dairy brands are winning on social media
Social media continues to evolve, making true engagement tricky. Dairy brands are using canny partnerships and authentic content to stand out
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Analysis & FeaturesCheese expert Tanny Gill on building up the industry’s knowledge
“We tend to misunderstand British provenance and history”
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NewsTesco’s new Uber Eats and Deliveroo partnerships ‘genuinely destroying the store’ say staff
The demand from aggregator apps is making supermarket workers’ jobs ‘a nightmare’
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NewsLidl and chef Miguel Barclay devise £7 weekly supper plan for students
However, students will need to plan meals and avoid waste carefully to achieve the price point
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Louis Hockton de Castañeda, senior partnerships specialist, Too Good To Go
‘Seeing first-hand the impact the app could have on a single bakery gave me a much more tangible understanding of the business’
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NewsUpper Tribunal farmed salmon labelling battle ends in defeat for campaigners
It said the First-tier Tribunal ’did not err’ when in January 2025 it ruled the phrase ‘likely to mislead the consumer as to the true origin of the product’ was limited to country and region rather than extending to how a product was made
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NewsSainsbury’s brings back 25% savings on over 600 Taste the Difference products
There will be almost 20% more of the Taste the Difference range included in this year’s promotion
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Category ReportHow liquid milk is working to be more innovative
Higher average prices have buoyed liquid milk’s balance sheet. However, demand hasn’t kept pace.
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NewsBrakes launches 2026 Christmas range with over 1,000 products
The range is available through Brakes’ Christmas hub, providing customers with product information, menu ideas, recipes, promotional tools and seasonal planning support
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NewsTesco launches luxury Finest fish range into 150 stores
The lines, which launched into 150 stores on Monday, include Tesco Finest Alaskan Sablefish Fillet, which is also known as black cod and has a ‘delicate flavour and silky texture’
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NewsTortilla launches Hot Damn Chicken flavour and brings back Ghost Chilli Ranch
Hot Damn Chicken combines the fast-casual Mexican restaurant chain’s Asado Chicken with a Hot Damn Glaze created with Thiccc Sauce
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NewsCo-op Wholesale extends rebate scheme to food-to-go DTS orders
Under the new model, which takes effect from 5 October, retailers can enjoy the benefits of a DTS service while adding to their potential rebate earnings