All Trends articles – Page 84
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NewsWaitrose: one in five Brits now post food pics on social media
The new Waitrose Food and Drink Report also predicts key trends for 2017, including poke and watermelon juice
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NewsMore than 25% of Brits go free-from 'for general health'
More than a quarter of Brits now regularly buy free-from products, according to exclusive research for The Grocer
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NewsCarrier bag use drops 90% as 5p levies take effect
Supermarkets in Great Britain are dishing out nearly 90% fewer single-use carrier bags than they were two years ago
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Comment & OpinionWhat people eat matters - who they eat with matters too
At Mars we aspire to identify and maximise our role in helping families cook and enjoy great meals together more often
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Comment & OpinionYes, Gregg, canned soup is a great product, but it needs sexing up
Gregg Wallace is shocked by canned soup’s demise, but all is not lost
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Comment & OpinionBonkers booze, British cool and cannabis in a can: the top trends from Sial 2016
This year’s biennial innovations event in Paris didn’t disappoint on NPD
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Comment & OpinionMillennials and the active retired have much in common
‘Time well spent’ seems to be the key driver of the social food and drink moments of millennials and the retired
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NewsSupermarket c-stores rated higher than indies for food to go
Larger players scored better on health, value and quality of options
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Comment & OpinionLessons from IGD on how to sell to the goldfish generation
How can retailers reach out and retain millennial consumers …
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NewsContactless becomes most popular payment among students
Survey shows 13% would ditch a retailer if they didn’t offer the technology
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Comment & OpinionShopper mindsets take marketing beyond demographics
What was once typical of the grocery sector is becoming increasingly irrelevant
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Comment & OpinionSugar tax is levy on industry rather than consumer deterrent
A sugar tax is no magic bullet, and won’t have the impact of continuing proactive education programmes that promote health
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News‘Dietary needs of Brits not being met by retailers'
More than one in four Brits claim products offered by grocery retailers do not fully meet their dietary needs, according to data from Nielsen
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NewsC-stores take growing role as destination for chilled and fresh
New figures compiled for The Grocer suggest consumers are being won over by c-store efforts in fresh and chilled
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Comment & OpinionFrozen is still relevant to small households says Birds Eye
Sir, We would absolutely reject the premise that smaller households are not being tempted by the frozen aisle
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Comment & OpinionWill a cashless UK make the new fiver redundant?
The new ultra durable fiver has arrived, but what’s the point if people are moving away from cash?
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NewsMinimum Unit Pricing backed by Brits, PHE survey reveals
Survey found that 52% of people supported MUP with just 25% against it
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Comment & OpinionThe Grocer tackles the great British bread challenge
Fewer than half of Brits tuck into a slice or more on a daily basis, according to our exclusive consumer research
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NewsGin renaissance helps boost spirits sales by nearly £110m
Gin sales have surged 16.1% to £338.3m on volumes up 16.2%, delivering growth worth £47m
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NewsThe Co-op reports sales of premium spirits are soaring
“Brits are wanting to adopt this sophisticated way of drinking at home”