Grocery Gazette
Olive oil prices to ease after two year drought ends
Supplies of olive oil are set to rise and prices to fall after a two-year drought in one of the world’s largest producers finally relented.
Read MoreWaitrose appoints new wine trading manager
Waitrose has promoted a new wine trading manager as it gears up to launch new festive wine brands.
Read MoreVirgin Wines toasts new partnership with Ocado
The tie-up, which has already kicked off, gives Ocado customers access to an “exclusive collection” of 50 wines from the Virgin Wines portfolio.
Read MoreDiageo scraps Pimm’s sale after failing to agree with bidders
Diageo has abandoned the sale of its summer cocktail brand Pimms, after not reaching a deal with potential buyers.
Read MoreData: Footfall rises for first time in a year in September
Retail footfall rose for the first time in over a year in September amid the back to school rush.
Read MoreOne Stop to switch to Tesco own-brand products
Tesco subsidiary One Stop is to phase own its ‘Own Label’ products in place for Tesco ‘Core Own Brand’ range across all its stores.
Read MoreTate & Lyle veto shareholder takeover vote over Kelco deal
Tate & Lyle have bypassed a shareholder vote over the acquisition of US ingredients maker CP Kelco in response to new FCA rules.
Read MoreKP Snacks profits surge to £100m despite cyber attack
Hula Hoop owner KP Snacks profit has soared to almost £100m during 2023, despite the crisps manufacturer suffering a cyber attack.
Read MoreSainsbury’s to vacuum pack all lamb mince in UK supermarket first
Sainsbury’s is to swap its traditional plastic tray packaging for a new vacuum-packed alternative across its entire fresh lamb mince range.
Read MoreTesco raises full year expectations as profits jump
Tesco’s profits have jumped 10% as the supermarket giant raised its profit guidance for the year.
Read MoreWaitrose becomes first major UK retailer to trial cork recycling scheme
Waitrose has become the first major UK supermarket to introduce a cork recycling scheme to reduce waste and improve its environmental impact.
Read MoreTesco CEO: We’re betting on a good Christmas as customers trade up
Tesco CEO Ken Murphy has said that Tesco is “betting on a good Christmas” as customers begin to trade up and sales of its premium ranges soar.
Read MoreSainsbury’s boss: Budget clarity can convince cautious consumers to spend
Sainsbury’s CEO has said despite falling inflation, shoppers are remaining cautious about spending as consumer confidence plummets.
Read More4 of the biggest challenges to hit the grocery supply chain in 2024
As the grocery sector faces challenges from disease to weather, we take a look they are, who’s affected and the impact this will have on the industry.
Read MoreWaitrose says ‘No.1 range comes first’ in new campaign
Waitrose is prioritising its No.1 range over everyday tasks in a new campaign focusing on the premium line.
Read MoreDobbies puts 7 Waitrose concessions at risk amid store closures
More than half a dozen Waitrose concessions inside Dobbies Garden Centres are at risk after the chain proposed a set of store closures as part of a restructuring plan.
Read MoreWhole Foods begins search for innovative mission-led brands
Whole Foods has called on innovative suppliers to apply for its upcoming Supplier Pitching Event to find new brands to secure shelf space.
Read MoreSensations Thai Sweet Chilli reduces salt content by 18%
Walkers has reformulated Sensations Thai Sweet Chilli, reducing the salt content by 18% to tap into demand from health-conscious consumers.
Read MoreM&S starts festive recruitment drive to fill 11,000 Christmas roles
M&S has embarked on its festive recruitment drive in a bid to fill over 11,000 new customer assistant roles to support across the Christmas period.
Read MoreMondelez snaps up stake in HFSS compliant doughnut maker Urban Legend
Mondelez’s corporate venture capital arm SnackFutures has acquired a minority stake in non-HFSS doughnut brand Urban Legend.
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