All comment & opinion articles – Page 227
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Comment & OpinionAnchor's fun café 'butters the mood'
The butter brand is looking to play up the seemingly infinite uses of its product…
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Comment & OpinionOcado is right to target single-person households
The online supermarket is looking to take single-person households from bricks and mortar rivals
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Comment & OpinionWhat Danone's 100th anniversary tells us about its plant-based ambitions
Danone is focused on the future - in which it sees itself as a supplier of both dairy and non-dairy products
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Comment & OpinionSteve Murrells: Co-operative values have stood the test of time
The co-operative difference informs our decision making, the markets we choose and the products and services we offer
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Comment & OpinionSex, death & periods: why brands should ditch taboos and be bold
Feminine hygiene brands avoiding words like ‘blood’ and ‘period’ just won’t cut it with today’s consumers, says Bee Pahnke, head of voice at Dragon Rouge
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Comment & OpinionHow Walmart is using data to fill the digital 'black hole'
The grocer is aiming to use more data in a better way, explains Tim Mason, CEO of Eagle Eye
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Comment & OpinionWe need to embrace smart solutions to the plastic problem - even weird ones
It’s easy to deride the likes of Stiricle, but it’s smart and eco-friendly
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Comment & OpinionTesco risks confusing its customers with rollout of Jack's-branded lines
Shoppers may like the prices, but Jack’s products could cannibalise Exclusively at Tesco sales
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Comment & OpinionCanned could be the answer to traditional ale's decline
Whilst bottles may be facing a challenging time, we have seen a new growth area in ale in cans
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Comment & OpinionCountry of origin branding is a waste of time – local food is worth more
Chauvinistic bragging about an entire country’s food output misses the point of historic, authentic local food and drink, says Joanna Blythman
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Comment & OpinionHenrietta Lovell travels the world in search of tea
For most Brits, tea is the solution to most problems. But for Henrietta Lovell any old cuppa won’t do
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Comment & OpinionHow Pladis is making mental health its biggest project
By teaming up with charity Mind through its McVitie’s brand, Pladis hopes to end the stigma around mental health, says its UK & Ireland MD Nick Bunker
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Comment & OpinionFood tech disruptors must be open and transparent to succeed
Disruptive new technology like lab-grown meat and 3D printing is rewriting the rules for how food and drink products are made
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Comment & OpinionCoffee lovers grind out world record wins
It’s been a busy time for coffee-related world records
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Comment & OpinionAperol gets graphic with 100th anniversary antics
Orange Chronicles is a graphic novel ‘comprised of seven comic-strip style stories’
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Comment & OpinionPease pudding popularity decline shocker!
Apparently younger people are no longer keen. Who knew?
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Comment & OpinionAffable Jeff Bridges helps Amstel build togetherness message
Amstel’s new ad feels a bit like it was conceived during a brainstorming session at which lots of its beer was consumed
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Comment & OpinionInvestment is key for co-ops serving their communities
I read with interest the article ‘How co-op pulled itself together’
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Comment & OpinionPret has emerged as a pioneer on allergy labelling
Pret is taking steps to ensure more people can enjoy its food without worry
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Comment & OpinionWhat Derek Sarno’s love of mushrooms tells us about the future of plant-based
Simple, unprocessed foods – like the humble mushroom – have an opportunity to steal share in plant-based from highly processed meat alternatives