Long reads – Page 109
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Analysis and FeaturesBirds Eye Veggie Bowl: acid test
Birds Eye sees vegetarian options as a way back to growth after frozen ready meals lost value last year
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Analysis and FeaturesDry January, social embarrassment and the gender split: 10 charts explaining UK attitudes to alcohol reduction
Men are more likely to feel stupid ordering non-alcoholic drinks, while younger consumers are demanding more choice, finds our exclusive consumer research
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Analysis and FeaturesFrom canned wine to chili Kahlúa, what's new in booze?
Get the lowdown on the hottest booze launches hitting the nation’s BWS shelves next month
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Analysis and FeaturesFive new CBD-infused products launching in the UK
Here are the latest CBD-infused product launches hitting shelves in the UK
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Analysis and FeaturesInvestment has surged, but what are the challenges of the meal kit sector?
Meal kit brands have seen huge investment, but success with consumers is proving a slightly harder nut to crack
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Analysis and FeaturesTesco's Centenary price cuts capture shoppers' imagination
The price cuts are deeper than Tesco’s standard promotional cycle
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Analysis and FeaturesWill HFSS promotion bans lead to soaring business costs?
Government proposals could see sweeping bans across HFSS promotions. But will it happen, and can businesses cope?
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Analysis and FeaturesEgg producers short-changed by packers, warns trade body
A study by the British Free Range Egg Producers Association warned terms of agreements were ’grossly imbalanced’ in favour of buyers
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Analysis and FeaturesIs CBD the next growth market in grocery?
Attitudes are shifting around this once little-known extract of the cannabis plant
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Analysis and FeaturesCan BrewDog shake up spirits in the same way it has beer?
The brewer believes it’s found the way to do so, with a slew of ranges poised for launch
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The Big InterviewMeet the man asking Theresa May to ditch meat
Veganuary’s head of campaigns Rich Hardy is behind a tougher stance at the vegan charity
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Analysis and FeaturesBoxpark: what's on in 'the most beautiful shed ever built'
Eight years from launch, Boxpark’s brand new site at Wembley shows how its concept has evolved
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Analysis and Features10 mouth-watering products that blur the line between food and beauty
Here’s our pick of some of the most eye-catching personal care launches inspired by food & drink
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Analysis and FeaturesWill DNA testing lead to mainstream personalised nutrition?
Shoppers are increasingly demanding tailored nutrition. What does that mean for the food and drink industry?
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Analysis and FeaturesSainsbury's shares rise despite weak third quarter
The City sent the supermarket’s shares upwards despite it being singled out as the industry laggard in Christmas performance
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Analysis and FeaturesHigh streets: can Timpson's plan succeed where Portas failed?
With a £1.2bn pot, can crèches, gyms and ‘perfect’ days save the high street?
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Analysis and FeaturesWhy food and drink faces a volatile, more expensive 2019
With Brexit, the US-China trade war and El Niño in the mix, grocery should brace for a tough year
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Analysis and FeaturesBoost to palm oil prices as Indonesian export levies eased
Prices have been pushed up further by Malaysia announcing a review of duties and taxes on the commodity
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Analysis and FeaturesUS-China trade talks boost soybean prices
Prices for US soybeans came under pressure last year after China imposed 25% tariffs on US soybean exports
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Analysis and FeaturesMults hike prices across own-label milk, cream and butter
Waitrose has become the latest supermarket to increase its price for a four-pint own-label bottle of milk