All Crisps, nuts and snacks articles
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Analysis & FeaturesProtein mania: are shoppers getting too much of a good thing?
Protein claims have escaped the gym. With everything from porridge to puddings promising to help shoppers stave off hunger and build muscle, is the trend stopping Brits getting the nutrients they actually need?
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NewsSoul Fruit’s freeze-dried crisps lands bricks & mortar grocery debut
The listing marks Soul Fruit’s first entry into a major high-street supermarket
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NewsSimply Roasted expands into root vegetable crisps
Sea Salt and Sweet Chilli are made from sliced sweet potato, parsnip and beetroot
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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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NewsKallø launches Popped Corn Cakes to tap clean label snacking trend
The range will launch in Waitrose this month and Tesco from August
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NewsMorrisons launches ‘summer savings’ promotions campaign
The ‘money-saving offers’ include multibuys, online promotions and in-store price cuts, which will run throughout the summer
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NewsDoritos Chilli Heatwave recalled over milk allergen labelling error
The recall affects 140g and 180g packs with the batch code GBC 209 184C
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NewsSavoursmiths unveils Peter Rabbit potato & cauliflower snack for children
Buttery and Cheesy are low in salt and sugar while promising to be ‘light, crispy and made from real potato and cauliflower’
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NewsInternational growth makes up for weak US appetite at PepsiCo
Revenues for the group grew 6.4% to $24.2bn in the quarter to 13 June, with operating profit up 125% to $4bn
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Analysis & Features10 charts explaining Brits’ plans for Christmas snacks
We’ve been talking turkey with a panel of 1,000 shoppers to find out how Brits’ eating habits change at Christmas
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Events & AwardsThe Grocer Gold Awards 2026: Supplier of the year
KP Snacks the growth engine of bagged snacks category
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NewsPip & Nut adds honey nut and cinnamon bun to stuffed oat bar range
The new snack bars will be available in Tesco, Waitrose and Ocado from mid-July
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Category ReportLunchbox & back to school: how retailers are luring back lapsed shoppers
While many people are eating lunch out more, growing numbers are skipping it. How can retailers win back lapsed shoppers?
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NewsHealth app Zoe launches snack bar
The bar – named the Gut Health Bar – is described by the company as ‘the opposite of UPF snack bars’
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NewsCreatime wins first major listing for creatine protein bars
Tom Glynn and Milo O’Donohoe launched the business in January after spending more than a year testing and developing its four-strong range of protein bars with added creatine
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Analysis & FeaturesHow The Shropshire Scratching Company grew into an award winner
Inspired by his grandmother’s recipe, Brett Earp and his family have built a successful range of flavoured pork scratchings, which has won Gold at the Farm Shop & Deli Product Awards
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Analysis & Features10 new products making the most of the fibremaxxing trend in 2026
From cereals and snack bars to yoghurts and functional drinks, high-fibre claims are appearing on packs at an unprecedented rate as brands rush to capitalise on growing consumer interest in gut health
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NewsAsda ‘nudge’ trials boost healthier food sales by nearly 25%
Asda has published the much-awaited results of its two-year partnership with the innovation body Nesta. It tested whether the positioning of products, how they were merchandised and how they were promoted could boost the sales of healthier lines
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NewsSecond Nature Brands adds protein to the mix with Tillamook acquisition
CapVest-controlled snacking group Second Nature Brands has acquired Tillamook Country Smoker from Insignia Capital Group and family shareholders for an undisclosed sum
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Range PreviewTesco launches new meal deal options for summer 2026
Tesco is refreshing its meal deal options for the summer with a mix of limited-edition mains, salads and snacks that lean into bolder flavours for a more premium lunchtime