
Daniel Selwood
Daniel Selwood is The Grocer’s special projects editor, managing the annual supplements Britain’s Biggest Brands, Britain’s Biggest Alcohol Brands, The Dairymen and Top Products.
He also writes and edits for our weekly magazine, his news patch covering homecare, personal care and petcare.
Daniel joined the magazine in January 2016 as food & drink editor, taking on his current role in late 2019.
Since beginning his journalism career in the mid-1990s he has reported on everything from music, taxation and public transport to antiques, undertaking and the military.
Contact info
- Tel:
- 01293 610369
- Email:
- daniel.selwood@thegrocer.co.uk
- News
Natural petfood brand Edgard & Cooper to make US debut
The brand will officially launch in the States in early July, offering three ranges for dogs
- News
Hardys suffers £47m loss as wine brands see value decline
Shoppers bought 30.4 million fewer litres of Britain’s top 100 alcohol brands in the past 12 months
- Comment & Opinion
What can playful male grooming brand Dr Squatch do for Unilever?
Dr Squatch’s portfolio of natural deodorants, soaps, shampoos, conditioners and body washes boast an atypical, but still butch, design philosophy
- News
KinKind debuts in deodorant with plastic-free antiperspirant
Fresh as a Daisy Meadow Mist and Touch of Paradise Coconut Fresh are available from KinKind’s web store
- Category Report
Sauce of inspiration: trends in table sauces 2025
BrewDog’s been hitting the sauce. But not in the way you’d expect
- Comment & Opinion
Somebody Feed Phil: food adventurer tucks into Tbilisi’s art-like cheesy bread
Series eight of the globe-trotting programme hit Netlix this week
- News
Mighty makes debut with refillable toothpaste dispenser and refills
Mighty’s mission is eliminate the global number of single-use toothpaste tubes – billions of which end up in landfill or the ocean each year
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L’Oréal puts refills at heart of global, multicategory refill push
L’Oréal’s push is designed to encourage consumers to embrace refillable beauty products ‘and contribute to a more sustainable future’
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Impulse launches first major ad campaign in over a decade
The campaign is fronted by Manchester United and England midfielder Ella Toone
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Hawaiian Tropic rolls out two suncare lines in skin protection push
The Edgewell brand has rolled out Glowing Protection Face Cream SPF 50 and Hydrating After Sun Skin Nourishing Oil
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Rascals unveils giant music box in London as part of summer push
The Rascals Music Box appeared as teal-wrapped mystery box on the South Bank
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Media Bites 2 June: vape clampdown, M&S food sales, Tesco opening hours
The on single-use vapes will be inadequate to reduce the dangerous waste created by the devices, experts have warned
- News
Symprove adds Pineapple to probiotic shots lineup
The new variant promises billions of ‘friendly’ live bacteria in every 70ml shot
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Unilever invests £80m in fragrance innovation and new Merseyside facility
The planned site in Port Sunlight marked ‘a significant step in Unilever’s global investment to build world-class in-house fragrance capabilities’
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Haleon earns GenM menopause certification for Centrum and Voltarol lines
A selection of Centrum and Voltarol products have been given the menopause awareness company’s MTick
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Bulldog Skincare boosts suncare offer with SPF 50 moisturiser
The brand’s new Anytime Daily UV Moisturiser SPF 50 offers ‘high-performance sun protection’
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Kingsmill supplier ABF confirms merger talks with Hovis owner Endless
The mooted deal ‘could be structured as an acquisition of Hovis by ABF, according to analysts’
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Media Bites 2 May: UK exports, Amazon results, Harrods cyberattack
Global demand for British goods has suffered its biggest downturn since the height of the pandemic
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Persil and Comfort unveil Pure Heaven Scent laundry lines for sensitive skin
The launch will be supported by a campaign starring influencer Molly-Mae Hague
- Comment & Opinion
As personal care ads challenge unrealistic body standards, how far is too far?
Most accept bodies aren’t perfect. But, as personal care ads get increasingly upfront, just how much of them do we really need to see?