All articles by Emma Weinbren – Page 16
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Comment & OpinionExpect Sainsbury’s digital offer to step up with Moriarty
Moriarty will not only be tasked with keeping Sainsbury’s up to speed with online developments, but she will look to integrate its offering with Argos, Sainsbury’s Bank and Nectar, says food trends editor Emma Weinbren
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Analysis & FeaturesConvenience stores: A desert for healthy options?
No longer content to be an oasis of fags and booze, c-stores are upping their game in the health stakes. But there is plenty of work left to do
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Comment & OpinionCollagen coffee and lazy bread: our picks from the PLMA
This year’s PLMA show in Amsterdam was packed full of innovation. Here’s our pick of the most exciting and unusual products
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Analysis & FeaturesFive categories driving the frozen food revival
From posh processed poultry to innovative veggie burgers, we list the top products making frozen hot again
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NewsHotel Chocolat offers Waitrose customers chocolate slab swaps
Shoppers can trade in £2 Waitrose ‘copycat’ bars for the original £3.95 version
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Analysis & FeaturesFive standout dishes from Market Hall Fulham
The capital’s trendiest food hall is introducing the nation to Calcutta puchka and pink lattes
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Hula Hoops taps trend for ‘full-on’ flavours with Flavarings
Rolling out from 28 May, the new snack comes in Tangy Cheese and Salt & Vinegar in 90g and 55g bags
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NewsArtisanal trend sees wrapped bread sales back in growth
Volume sales of traditional wrapped bread rose by 0.3% to 3.7 billion kg in 2017
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Analysis & FeaturesFive trends from the London Coffee Festival
Black coffee lager, mocha smoothies and espresso tequila cocktails - we look at the top innovations from the event
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Analysis & FeaturesSoft drinks: will new recipes have the halo effect?
Sugar-laden drinks are suddenly public enemy number one. So can healthy, natural recipes rejuvenate the soft drinks industry?
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Category ReportOnly the finest: Own Label Category Report 2018
You might expect the supermarkets’ value lines to be stealing the show. Yet the reality is altogether different
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Analysis & FeaturesCan Twinings' cold water infusion take it beyond tea?
Twinings emerged as the focal point for coffee aficionados last weekend
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NewsTwinings targets flavoured water market with Cold In'fuse
Two years of development went into creating teabags that release flavour in cold water rather than hot
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NewsRed Bull flies high as Lucozade Energy has wings clipped
Lucozade Energy has lost £62.6m in value over the past year - the largest loss in the soft drinks category
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Analysis & FeaturesThe sugar tax: five things you need to know
It’s all over the headlines today and has been branded everything from a health saviour to a blunt instrument
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RankingsWhat is a brand?
When does a product become a brand in its own right? And what happens when it is a variant of a larger brand?
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Analysis & FeaturesBaobab: the next superfood?
Most people couldn’t point it out in a line-up, but its surprisingly high nutritional content may make this African fruit the next big thing
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Comment & OpinionCoca-Cola’s diversification drive is raising eyebrows – but it’s a sensible move
With a soft drinks tax approaching in the UK, these innovations from companies are not as random as they may seem
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NewsSainsbury's forced to change Fairly Traded tea online display
Watchdog’s ruling follows a complaint by Labour MP Stella Creasy that consumers could be duped into thinking the Sainsbury’s own-brand tea was certified by Fairtrade
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Analysis & FeaturesFive unusual juice and smoothie innovations
Activated charcoal and spirulina algae are among the weirdest and most wonderful ingredients for this year’s launches