Archive of all rankings reports – Page 3
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RankingsRice, noodles & pasta 2025: Bulk buying helps rice sales rocket
Rice is the king of starchy sides once again. Its volumes have jumped 4.1% – higher than pasta, noodles or potatoes
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RankingsSoft drinks - bottled water, squash & cordial 2025: Highland Spring soars to top spot
There’s a new number one in bottled water. Highland Spring has rocketed past Danone duo Evian and Volvic on a 43.3% value gain
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RankingsSoft drinks - carbonates & energy drinks 2025: Sales fizz for functional soda brands
Functional soft drinks have sparkled this year, as the rise of Trip and Goodrays illustrates
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RankingsSavoury pastries 2025: Posh pies and pastries keep sales warm
Posh pies and innovative on-the-go formats have stopped the savoury pastry market going stale over the past year
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RankingsMeat-free 2025: UPF concerns boost clean-label brands
In a declining meat-free market, tofu and tempeh are bucking the trend thanks to ‘clean’ ingredient decks
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RankingsPersonal care - hygiene 2025: Unilever freshens its hygiene offer
Unilever’s been freshening up its personal care portfolio
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RankingsOil 2025: Oil demand rebounds as prices settle
The weighted average price of European extra virgin olive oil fell 49.3% to €4.59 per kilo between January and November this year
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RankingsPersonal care - haircare 2025: Brits willing to spend big on haircare
As Brits go ever further in their pursuit of lustrous locks, haircare sales in shampoos, conditioners and styling products are gaining volume
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RankingsPersonal care - beauty 2025: Brits switch cosmetics out for skincare
The growing interest in international skincare has coincided with a rising focus on ingredients
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RankingsPizza 2025: Posh pizzas drive growth for brands
On the high street, some of the best-known pizza chains are having serious problems
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RankingsBaby & infant products 2025: Babyfood hit by problems for pouches
In April a BBC Panorama investigation concluded several babyfood brands had made misleading health claims about pouched lines - and the fallout can be seen in NIQ’s numbers
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RankingsSports nutrition 2025: Protein bars surge despite UPF debate
Joe Wicks might want to look away: sales of protein bars and other sports nutrition products are booming
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RankingsBiscuits & cakes 2025: Sweet treats tap global flavours
The cakes & biscuits category is fast becoming a hotbed of international, on-trend innovation
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RankingsAlcohol - spirits 2025: Mainstream spirits feel the squeeze
Not even a 2.1% increase in average price per litre has been enough to keep category value in the black
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RankingsAlcohol - wine 2025: Wine giants losing out to own label
Rising raw material costs, duty increases and EPR fees have driven ‘higher shelf prices and reduced promotional depth’
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RankingsBeef, BuzzBallz and bacon: the winners and losers of 2025
The Grocer’s Top Products Survey 2025 found the following products had gained and lost the most over the past year…
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RankingsBritain’s Biggest Alcohol Brands 2025: The top 100
Britain’s Biggest Alcohol Brands is The Grocer’s annual ranking of the biggest booze brands in the UK by value and volume.
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RankingsBritain’s next top booze brands?
These 10 players have notched up strong value growth that puts them on track to compete in the top 100 next year
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Rankings10 brands vying to become one of Britain’s 100 biggest
Some of the most dramatic rises in value come from brands sitting just outside the top 100 of Britain’s Biggest Brands
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RankingsBritain’s Biggest Brands 2025: The top 100
Britain’s brands faced a challenging year of rising input costs, shifting consumer preferences and economic pressures, yet many achieved significant growth, with the top 10 brands collectively generating over £12.2bn in sales