All The Grocer articles in 29 August 2026 – Page 4
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NewsApplied Nutrition shares drop as investors cash in on rampant growth
The City gave the cold shoulder to Applied Nutrition after a market update detailing rampant sales growth and a major bump to profits led to a paradoxical fall in share price.
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Comment & OpinionDoes Gousto’s Heat & Eat offer a hassle-free middle ground?
Gousto’s Heat & Eat ready meals sit nicely between scratch cooking and takaways in terms of convenience and price
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NewsPoundstretcher boasts of 15 store openings in three months
It comes after Poundstretcher was granted rent reductions to zero on a number of existing stores
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NewsDefra urged to speed up Brazilian beef assessment
The EU’s proposed ban on all Brazilian products of animal origin, including beef and chicken, is due to come into force on 3 September
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NewsMcBride inks £170m co-manufacturing contract with Vestacy
Under the agreement, McBride has acquired two dedicated factories from Reckitt carve-out Vestacy in Spain and Portugal for a “nominal” consideration through a share purchase agreement
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NewsUnilever to carve out Colman’s ahead of McCormick deal
Bankers from Rothschild have been engaged to find a buyer for Colman’s
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NewsSHS Drinks debuts Shottails canned shot brand
The first release – a 14% abv coffee liqueur called Baby G – will launch in September
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Grocer 33Morrisons comes out on top in Lichfield and Tamworth supermarket battle
This week’s winner with 84 points was Morrisons, two miles to the south of Tamworth in the suburb of Wilnecote
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Grocer 33Nectar deals take Sainsbury’s to a narrow victory as cheapest supermarket
At £77.18, our Sainsbury’s basket cost 39p or 0.5% less than at Asda
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Grocer 33Morrisons GSM Santok Singh on his ‘clean, clear’ Tamworth store
Singh believes Morrisons’ new Unbeatable Prices price match will be a ‘game-changer’
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News2 Sisters still trucking in water to Willand site due to restrictions
In order to maintain production at the Devon facility, The Grocer understands the business has been bringing additional water in by road since mid-July
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NewsWar on single-use plastic ‘stagnating’ HMRC figures reveal
Figures show the effectiveness of the government’s plastic packaging tax is ‘stagnating’
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Analysis & FeaturesWhy salmonella cases in the UK are steadily surging
Rising numbers of imported eggs are being blamed for outbreaks
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Comment & OpinionNo one needs to know everything for your team to be a success
Have the courage to reject ‘the intolerance of uncertainty’, says Darren A Smith of Making Business Matter
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Comment & OpinionWaitrose’s regen-ag films: more ads than critical engagement
It’s beautifully shot, but more than two short episodes are required for this topic
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NewsVinarchy EMEA managing director steps down a year after joining wine giant
Amanda Almond joined Vinarchy last September, replacing then EMEA MD Derek Nicol
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NewsUrgent action required over Brazilian meat imports, farmers say
In a joint letter to Defra secretary of state Angela Eagle, the NFU, NFU Scotland, Ulster Farmers’ Union and NFU Cymru have called for a UK-wide ban on Brazilian Products of Animal Origin (POAO) from 3 September
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NewsDairy Roadmap unveils ‘ambitious’ targets for sustainability progress
The targets, presented by The Dairy Roadmap’s Processor Working Group, focuses on three areas: climate change and energy, water, and plastics and packaging
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InterviewsMüller’s Richard Williams on the yoghurt giant’s growth plans
From protein to GLP-1, Müller Yoghurts and Desserts CEO Richard Williams believes yoghurt can win on every consumer trend at once
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NewsAsda passes psychological ’milestone’ with first sales growth for two years
The supermarket’s latest Q2 and Q3 performance shows that it had entered the ‘foothills’ of recovery, said executive chairman Allan Leighton