Archive of all supplier articles – Page 17
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NewsDeliciously Ella founder departs Hero Group
Hero swooped to acquire Deliciously Ella for £45m in September 2024, with Matthew Mills and his wife Ella staying on to lead the next stage of growth
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News‘Patchwork’ of regenerative farming labels risks confusing consumers, report says
American NGO Friends of the Earth found ‘regenerative’ food label standards varied widely, particularly around pesticides, synthetic fertilisers, soil health practices, verification standards and traceability
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NewsBoparan Private Office completes turkey processor takeover
The Ahlhorn-based turkey processor is now part of Storteboom Food Group, which is owned by BPO – the private investment vehicle of 2 Sisters Food Group owner Ranjit Singh Boparan
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NewsDefra data shows drop in organic farmers and processors
Defra found the number of organic operators dropped from 5,133 in 2024 to 5,004 in 2025
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NewsLactalis UK & Ireland launch Leerdammer Mini Cubes into Morrisons
Made in the Netherlands with Leerdammer Original Cheese, Lactalis said the product delivered Leerdammer’s ‘distinctive mild, nutty taste’ in a ‘cube format developed for adult snacking’
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NewsBlueberry Matcha Almond Latte launched by Califia Farms
The new matcha latte drink contains almond milk and 0.4% single-origin Japanese matcha
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NewsBiotiful Gut Health launches summer kefir campaign
The campaign is designed to encourage consumers to switch to the brand by positioning it as a ‘simple everyday choice’
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Comment & OpinionNever underestimate Amazon, even in grocery
Far from giving up on grocery, with the distraction and demands of physical Amazon Fresh retail stores behind it, the online giant appears revitalised
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NewsFlorette launches new Essentials value range
The British salad brand said its Essentials range would ensure people ‘continue to access fresh, nutritious produce at a highly accessible price point as household budgets remain under pressure’
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NewsNomad Foods appoints new chief marketing officer
He fills the role vacated by Steve Challouma in December
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NewsFarmed salmon labelling battle heads to Upper Tribunal
Animal rights group Animal Equality is appealing the department’s decision to allow the Scottish salmon farming industry to drop ‘farmed’ from its Protected Geographical Indication
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NewsGlyphosate ban could boost European trade, campaigners say
Organisations including the Soil Association, Greenpeace and Riverford have called for restrictions on using the controversial herbicide during harvest in an open letter to Defra secretary Emma Reynolds
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NewsAsda vows to ‘double down’ on tackling strained supplier relations
Asda is reviewing its treatment of suppliers and will be ‘doubling down’ on addressing issues with paying its suppliers on time, delistings and forecasting
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NewsOatly Barista Cold Foam launches into wholesale
The world’s largest oat drink company said its Barista Cold Foam delivered a ’light, creamy ‘cloud’ that sits on top of drinks, adding both long-lasting texture and visual appeal without melting’
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NewsFarmed salmon survival rates reach record high, says Salmon Scotland
The industry body said new data showed survival rate for farm-raised salmon reached 99.1% in March, the best performance since reporting began in 2018
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NewsThe Jolly Hog announces The Jolly Hog Butcher’s pop-up
The Jolly Hog Butcher’s will be in Clapham for one day on 10 May, with the brand turning a traditional butcher shop into an immersive experience that invites people to try on-site samples and take complimentary packs home
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NewsLimited-edition Philadelphia Mexican Style hits shelves
The limited-edition range expansion combines the brand’s smooth cream cheese with a spicy jalapeño twist
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NewsSalmon ‘cartel’ price-fixing case receives setback
The Competition Appeal Tribunal unanimously ruled against Waterside Class Limited’s £382m claim on behalf of an estimated 35 to 44 million British consumers, concluding that the eligibility condition was not satisfied
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NewsAround Noon sells minority stake to support growth plan
The backing from fund manager Whiterock, in return for a minority stake, would help Around Noon build on its existing footprint, the Northern Irish-headquartered company said
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NewsBritish fishing industry on a ‘knife edge’ due to soaring fuel prices
National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations CEO Mike Cohen said rising red diesel prices were causing fishers to tie up their boats and lay off their crews