All Health articles
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Comment & OpinionEditor’s picks: booze brands, Brexit and a Co-op bombshell
As grocery felt the strain of this week’s heatwave, we covered key stories about booze, bread and Brexit, among (much) more
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Comment & OpinionGood Health by Good Food: refreshingly angle-free podcast
The new podcast, hosted by Dr Alex George and Dr Chintal Patel, is a much-needed palate cleanser for the trash-filled feeds of doomscrollers
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InterviewsKaren Tyrell: ‘Drinkaware is not a trade association’
As it launches a five-year strategy to tackle alcohol harm, Drinkaware’s CEO rejects any suggestion it should do more to help struggling booze suppliers
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Comment & OpinionThe bowl of cereal that broke the nutritional algorithm
A 20-year-old agorithm is about to reclassify Bran Flakes as junk food – it’s time to fix it, says Adam Aljewicz, director at WeAreSPQR
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NewsAsda Online Doctor opens pre-orders for Wegovy weight-loss pills
Asda Online Doctor has stolen a march on rivals MedExpress and Superdrug by opening pre-orders for Wegovy pills, which received UK regulatory approval earlier this month
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Comment & OpinionAs the heat rises, so does the risk to Britain's food supply
The UK’s definition of food security must catch up with the climate and health risks reshaping the food system, says Ali Morpeth, co-founder at the Planeatry Alliance
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Category ReportFrom hot honey to healthier ketchup: trends in table sauces
The UK has gone crazy for fast-casual dining. Pizza. Burgers. Bao buns. Kati rolls. All are being made by UK’s quick-service restaurants and street food vendors. Most are served alongside a sauce for dunking or drizzling
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NewsGrubby partners with Zoe on plant-based, fibre-rich recipes
The recipes have each been reviewed and approved by Zoe’s head nutritionist Dr Federica Amati
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NewsUK fibre gap must be closed to tackle ill-health, warns BNF
The report highlighted out-of-home as a particular target area, with nearly 70% of foods sold in this sector being low in fibre
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NewsGrape Tree hands staff £100k bonus after 10% sales rise
The payment is the first handed out by founder Nick Shutts after he sold the business to an Employee Ownership Trust in December 2025
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NewsPoppi UK launch accelerates pre and probiotic soda sales boom
Existing pre and probiotic sodas have grown value by almost 350% year on year, with new launch Poppi adding £8.5m in retail sales value to the category
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Comment & OpinionWhy has the government still not delivered its energy drinks ban?
Why have minsters failed to deliver on a promise made two years ago, asks Bite Back campaigner Alice
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Comment & OpinionThe Broken Plate isn’t a consumer problem – it’s a category strategy problem
Affordable healthy food isn’t a shopper failure – it’s a failure of pricing, promotion and ranging, says Vic Harper, CEO at The Bread and Butter Thing
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Category ReportShoppers embrace new formats and flavours in cheese
An explosion of flavour and format innovations can currently be found not in the confectionery aisle but in the cheese fixture
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Comment & OpinionWhat will Starmer’s resignation mean for food, farming and retail?
Starmer’s pre-election promise that he would listen to business concerns and ensure ‘food security is national security’ came to very little when the already struggling food sector needed real help
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NewsOne-third of Brits cut back on booze as moderation trend grows
The figures are likely to cause further consternation among alcohol suppliers
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NewsCost of NPM changes much higher than government assessment, finds Oxford Economics
The FDF said the findings reflected a ‘massive underestimation’ of the time required to interpret and implement the changes
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NewsLeave fruit juice on school menus, industry urges
The government has proposed to remove fruit juice from primary school menus as part of plans unveiled in April to overhaul the school food standards
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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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NewsGLP-1 use set to double following Wegovy pill approval
The number of adults using GLP-1 weight-loss drugs could more than double to seven million following the approval of pill-format medication, according to PwC