All Protein & sports nutrition articles – Page 3
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NewsHeck to launch high-protein Cumberland Chicken Sausages
The ‘protein-packed’ six-sausage SKU has been made with lean chicken, black pepper, sage and spices, and will be available nationwide at Morrisons and Tesco from mid-September
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Katie Scott, product manager, The Gym Kitchen
‘Something that may seem relatively simple can take a year or more to grow from initial ideation to full-scale launch!’
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NewsRe:Nourish claims UK first with microwaveable bottled bone broth
Made with British chicken, it provides 20g of protein and 11g of collagen per 500g bottle, while containing 107 calories. The chilled bone broth can be microwaved in minutes and sipped on the go.
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NewsSpoon Cereals signs licensing deal with Myprotein for protein granolas
The initial products comprise three granolas, in Peanut Butter & Chocolate, Apple & Cinnamon, and Coconut & Cashew
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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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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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NewsNutrition powers ‘formidable’ first half at Arla
Massive consumer demand for dairy protein has helped power one of Arla’s “strongest half-year performances to date”, as branded sales made up for an oversupply of milk
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NewsYeo Valley extends soup range with four new flavours
The range comprises Sweet Potato, Carrot & Lentil, Broccoli, Pea & Spinach, Tomato, Spinach & Lentil, and Cauliflower, Leek & Cheddar
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NewsApplied Nutrition upgrades profit guidance as revenues soar
Applied Nutrition had previously upgraded its sales guidance to £148m at the start of June
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NewsProtein target set to transform role of meat in tackling food poverty
While the latest official figures show eight million people go hungry in the UK, including 2.1 million children, less than 5% of the food sent to frontline charities is meat
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Comment & OpinionThe plant-based aisle was answering the wrong question
Supermarkets should stop separating protein by dietary identity and start merchandising it around how people actually cook, argues Elin Roberts, co-founder & CEO at Better Nature
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NewsBio-Synergy lands Waitrose listing for Active Woman supplement range
Activate, Energise, Revitalise and Define have rolled into 100 stores
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NewsCMA clears Danone’s €1bn takeover of Huel
The CMA has cleared Danone’s €1bn takeover of Huel, after launching a preliminary enquiry in July 2026
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Protein: 24 October
From water to coffee and snack bars to porridge pots, it seems like protein is in everything these days
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NewsHunt & Brew launches high-protein milk into Asda
The business described the move as a ’game-changer’ for the dairy aisle, with the product delivering 16g of protein per 250ml serving
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NewsCrosse & Blackwell adds ‘protein-packed’ soup duo
Consumers were ‘actively seeking products to help hit their protein, fibre and other daily dietary goals’
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Comment & OpinionRetailers are sleepwalking into the ‘Club Ozempic’ era
As 8.25 million Britons take or consider GLP-1 medications, retailers from Boots to Ocado are racing to work out what ‘Club Ozempic’ shoppers actually want, says Amy Stobie, co-founder and commercial director at AgencyUK
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Category ReportWhy supplements brands are going gangbusters
What are the hot areas of growth in supplements? What is driving this shift in mindset? And what does it mean for OTC medicines and the wider healthcare arena?
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Comment & OpinionWhy Nichols’ VitHit acquisition is a smart way to buy into wellness
The functional wellness brand sits exactly where Vimto can’t reach, according to Nichols CEO Andrew Milne
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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?