All articles by Amy North – Page 6
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Analysis & FeaturesInfographic: How do Brits take their tea?
How does the national drink differ across Britain? We’ve teamed up with Harris Interactive to find out…
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Analysis & FeaturesLidl buyer: Customers will pay for quality and convenience
We quiz Verena Alter from Lidl on what can be done to add value back into the hot beverages market. And whether tea pods are the future
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Analysis & FeaturesReading the tea leaves: What does the future hold?
We’ve asked some of the market’s biggest players to gaze into their crystal balls to see what future has in store for the tea market
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Analysis & FeaturesClass divide: What your tea says about your social standing
Do the lower classes only drink builders’ tea or are they partial to a drop of herbal as well? Are those better off more likely to sup green tea? We find out…
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Analysis & FeaturesCoffee pods: Are manufacturers doing enough to recycle them?
With coffee pod sales on the rise, what are manufacturers doing to alleviate concerns over the recyclability of pods?
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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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Analysis & Features10 Things You Need To Know About... Bread & Baked Goods
For our latest digital feature, we’ve turned our attention to the struggling bread category. More than £70m has been wiped off sales in the past year and now less than half of Brits munch on it every day. So, what are we eating instead? And what can retailers do to reignite the nation’s love of carbs?
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Analysis & FeaturesBe free from gluten: our pick of the top gluten-free launches
Baked goods shelves are becoming more diverse as gluten free’s major players expand their offering. Here’s our pick of some of the top launches from the past year…
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Analysis & FeaturesBread muscles in on health trend
Bread brands set out to convince consumers bread can be good for them with a sprinkling of seeds and added sunshine
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Analysis & FeaturesCarb dodgers: English most likely to swap bread for lettuce
Brits are turning to low-carb options as 17% of the English who swapped the bread in their sarnies chose low-carb options as a replacement
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Analysis & FeaturesMaking a killing: what we can learn from Dave’s Killer Bread
Dave’s Killer Bread is causing a stir in the US market. So what can the UK learn from this unashamedly different brand?
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Analysis & FeaturesCreative challenge: use your loaf to reignite the bread aisles
We’ve asked retail design agency Sherlock to reinvent the bread & baked goods aisles, to reignite consumers’ love of a freshly baked loaf. Here’s what they came up with…
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Analysis & FeaturesWelsh are biggest bread fans with 60% tucking in daily
The Welsh are the biggest carb lovers in Britain with over half of them admitting to munching on bread every day
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Analysis & FeaturesOwn label bread gains £40m as brands continue to crumble
As the price war takes its toll on bread sales, own label is storming ahead with volume sales up an impressive 5.3%
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Analysis & FeaturesRevealed: 40% of Brits ditch bread in their sarnies
Brits are replacing the bread in their sarnies for wraps, sandwich thins and pitta bread. So, what is the most popular sandwich alternative?
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Comment & OpinionCan coffee pod makers tackle their waste problem?
The capsule format keeps growing in popularity, so the pressure is on to provide environmentally friendly solutions
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Analysis & FeaturesConcern over kids cereal sugar content is mounting
More Brits are now concerned about the amount of sugar in cereals aimed at children, but many also believe they’re a good source of fibre…
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Analysis & FeaturesCreative challenge: How to create a bloody good breakfast
Grrrr… with the paleo diet still in full swing we asked creative agency Path to come up with a breakfast to tap the trend. Pig out here!
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Analysis & FeaturesNisa buyer: On the go breakfast is now an 'essential offering'
Cereal manufacturers are changing the way they communicate with consumers as the war on sugar hits, says Jayne Lattimore
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Analysis & FeaturesBreakfast drinks fly but 40% of Brits think they're a 'fad’
Sales of breakfast drinks such as Weetabix On The Go and Fuel10k are rising fast, but are consumers becoming disillusioned with the category?