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Is Premier Foods’ healthy food sales reporting as progressive as it seems?
By Ian Quinn2026-06-09T13:15:00
As revealed by The Grocer last week, Premier Foods, whose stable includes Mr Kipling, Birds Eye and Angel Delight, has voluntarily reported the share of its sales from healthier products in its 2025/26 annual report
Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods is going it alone. As the government dallies, it’s gone ahead and published data on the healthiness of its food sales without any mandatory requirement.
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