Long reads – Page 186
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Analysis and FeaturesInfographic: Where does the UK's wine come from?
Where do Britain’s favourite wines come from? Which regions are in growth? How are the new world wines performing? Find out here…
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Analysis and FeaturesHow to market wine... without mentioning wine
How do you go about marketing wine when there’s a strict alcohol policy law in place? The people who managed it reveal their secret
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Analysis and FeaturesAs English bubbly booms, we visit Kent's newest vineyard
Despite booming sales, English winemakers are still only a fifth as productive as the French. Why? We sent category reports editor Rob Brown to Kent to find out
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Analysis and FeaturesFruit fusion: sweeter (and less boozy) wines blossom
Echo Falls Fruit Fusions have boomed as others eye the fruity wine market to sweeten their sales
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Analysis and FeaturesWill Asda's high stakes new meat merchandising cut it?
Will cross-species shelf grouping and a black chic theme help the retailer pull back market share, or just confuse shoppers
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Analysis and FeaturesCan Brexit be a new start for food policy?
Food Foundation is already making waves with calls for tougher action on HFSS regulation, food poverty and sustainability
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Analysis and FeaturesIs the wonky veg revolution happening at last?
Shoppers have embraced imperfect produce. Will it last, and how much more waste could be stopped?
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Analysis and FeaturesWhat's behind the return of the independent butcher?
In 2016, after years of decline, the number of independent butchers went up for the first time on record
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Analysis and FeaturesChristmas ranges 2016 part one: who's got the best strategy?
Last year it was all about lobster. This time the focus looks to be free-from, plus premium, sharing platters and value
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Analysis and Features'Convenience is a good place to be' says sized up McColl's
The £117m deal for 298 Co-op stores will fuel McColl’s continued transition from CTN to convenience retailer
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Analysis and FeaturesJamie Oliver Incredible Curried Chickpeas: acid test
It makes sense that Jamie Oliver should put his name to a product that taps a number of trends
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Analysis and FeaturesBake Off fans getting better deal on home baking lines
Average prices for cake decorations are down 8% across 268 lines in Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose
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Analysis and FeaturesBrazil heat drives up juicing orange prices
A spike in prices for Brazilian processing oranges is threatening to push up the cost of juice
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Analysis and FeaturesPost Brexit share price winners and losers
It’s been 25 days since the UK electorate took the decision to quit to the EU. The Grocer looks at who the share price winners and losers have been since the vote.
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Analysis and Features6 (7) Budweiser
Bud is in no doubt about the consumers it’s gunning for: blokes
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Analysis and Features8 (8) Strongbow
Without Strongbow Dark Fruit it could have been a very different story for Britain’s biggest cider brand this year
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Analysis and Features26 (22) Jacob's Creek
Lower prices have boosted volumes for the UK’s third biggest Aussie wine by 6.8%
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Analysis and Features45 (42) Tennent's
Tennent’s points to the lowering of the Scottish drink drive limit affecting the Scots booze market
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Analysis and Features47 (45) Old... Hen
The Hen’s still flying high, with Old Speckled’s sales boosted by marketing activity around the Rugby World Cup
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Analysis and Features80 (80) Veuve Clicquot
Brits have knocked back 500k extra litres of grocery-bought Clicquot