All The Grocer articles in 5 September 2026 – Page 3
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NewsMorrisons signs deal with NIQ to better ‘identify growth opportunities and act’
The supermarket will gain access to NIQ’s full suite of “responsive market insights, enhanced product and category intelligence, automated reporting capabilities, and self-service analytics” NIQ said
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NewsHilton Food Group shares soar as turnaround gathers steam
Shares in Hilton Food Group have rallied as a turnaround led by new CEO Mark Allen showed promise of higher profits
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NewsKitchen Joy debuts Noodle Shop frozen ready-meal range
The products draw inspiration from popular noodle dishes found across East and Southeast Asia
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NewsArla unveils Feed Life masterbrand strategy and breakfast campaign
The brand said it was a long-term promise focused on ‘enabling good food choices that make life better’
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NewsCo-op grows university franchise estate by 50% with four new deals
The new partnerships are with Queen Mary University of London, the University of Leicester, the University of Sheffield and Durham University
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NewsSubway launches beef chilli, loaded fries and matcha cookies
The lineup includes a Matcha & White Chip Cookie and a Pumpkin Spiced Cookie, inspired by popular hot drinks
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NewsGen Z appetite for meat and dairy grows
Between September 2025 and January 2026, red meat purchase intent among Gen Z rose by eight percentage points, alongside a three percentage point increase for dairy
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Comment & OpinionHas severe weather pushed UK farming resilience to its limit?
While things are clearly tough for all farmers right now, some are feeling the strain worse than others
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NewsFootfall improves in August but high streets face ‘uphill battle’
Despite shoppers returning to stores in August, the BRC warned high streets faced an ‘uphill battle’ without more government support
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NewsDefra must do more to build resilience to food shocks: NAO
With short and long-term risks becoming ‘potentially more severe’ Defra needed to review its response planning for food supply chain risks, the NAO urged
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NewsLWC Drinks acquires Wigan Beer Company to grow northwest presence
The acquisition, which completed on 1 August, also includes Wigan Beer’s Keegans operation in Holyhead
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Analysis & FeaturesIs it time to scrap the UK’s packaging tax regime?
EPR, DRS, PPT, PRNs… the list of packaging regulations is only growing, and even the industry is butting heads over the solution
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Grocer 33Morrisons offers cheapest basket for student staples
Last week Morrisons launched its Unbeatable Prices commitment on 500 staples and was unbeaten for 19 SKUs this week
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Grocer 33London Waitrose is best in ‘student special’ uni shop
Our shopper praised the ‘exquisite’ presentation at a Waitrose store that ‘feels grand and luxurious while still welcoming’
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Grocer 33Waitrose’s Luke Pryce on managing the ‘convenience store on steroids’
‘We are technically a full-line supermarket, but we have no car park so it’s pretty much all basket or small-trolley shop – walk in, walk out’
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NewsMorrisons backs local charities with £1m community spaces fund
Morrisons will offer grants to local charities hoping to make ‘capital improvements’ to their spaces or buildings
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NewsNoble Foods launches egg food-to-go brand Kudos
Available in Sainsbury’s stores from 1 September, the initial range includes Feta & Tomato Egg Bites (rsp: £1.50/2x30g) and Shakshuka Saucy Egg Pots (rsp: £1.60/85g) – launching into 410 and 423 stores, respectfully
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Comment & OpinionTesco Kitchen sets high bar for supermarket-backed lifestyle shows
Hosts Greg James and Seema Pankhania provide a balance of loose chat and serious foodie business, but always allow their guest to shine brightest
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NewsNGOs call for government to stop expansion of ‘intensive poultry farming’
The coalition, led by River Action UK, wrote a letter to Defra secretary Angela Eagle pressing for the release of analysis showing ‘the need for more poultry’ and to pursue a ‘regenerative poultry sector growth plan’
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Comment & OpinionBecks opts for Stella in confusing Gentlemen campaign
The ad lacks the requisite wit to carry off its bizarre narrative
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