All Trends articles – Page 51
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Analysis & FeaturesSeven veggie products that prove plant-based can't guarantee sales
Launching a meat or dairy-free product has not always proven enough to guarantee success in an increasingly competitive market
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NewsStartup Good Soul launches premium boxed CBD chocolate
The brand launched this week as a direct-to-consumer offer
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Comment & OpinionGrocery sector needs to slice and sell assets to be fit for the future
Companies are reassessing assets more frequently, says David Murray, consumer products and retail transactions leader at EY
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NewsLater Easter set to boost sales of related products
Two-thirds of households will be celebrating Easter this year
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Comment & OpinionFrench player Feed is here to step up the UK’s future food battle
The UK is Europe’s biggest market for ‘smart food’
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Analysis & FeaturesVeggie blends, cleanses and the generation gap: 10 charts explaining UK attitudes to juices
Celery and beetroot juices are dividing opinion and smoothie consumption varies wildly by age, finds our exclusive poll with Kantar’s Research Express service
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NewsFrench ‘smart food’ brand Feed makes UK debut
The brand is already available via D2C and is set to roll into retail from June
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NewsPopcorn’s value drops 4.4% in first sales decline for years
The popcorn market had been a source of significant and reliable growth for at least five years
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NewsAsda pushes everyday fitness in sports nutrition overhaul
The overhaul marks a move away from traditional muscle-building protein products such as powders
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NewsPurpose Foods launches gut-friendly vegan snack bar trio
The three-strong lineup of cold-pressed Purpose Bars is made with pea protein and chicory root
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Analysis & FeaturesNo Moo-zarella to traditional tofu: what's new in the plant-based fixture
In the midst of a boom in the plant-based market, every month feels like Veganuary. Here we count down the latest launches for vegans, vegetarians and flexitarians
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Analysis & FeaturesNew-wave sleeping aids: how food and drink is helping Brits snooze
As Brits struggle to get a good night’s kip, can sleep-promoting ice creams, milks and juices open up a new area of potential for grocery?
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Category ReportWhat 2019's UK food & drink shows have to offer
This year’s shows in Birmingham will tackle the industry response to today’s ethically minded consumer
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NewsAldi outshines rivals with double-digit growth in beauty
Lacura’s homages to high-end brands such as Yves Saint Laurent and La Prairie have helped it drive a 14.1% increase in Aldi
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Comment & OpinionShoppers need clearer eco-labelling – let’s get on with it
The grocery industry has the power to come up with a scheme that will benefit consumers and the environment
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NewsOlder shoppers behind boom in kefir sales, finds research
More than 40% of the nation’s kefir was consumed by over-65s in 2018
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NewsPlastic-free & e-commerce innovation among packaging trends
Mintel found environmental concerns are heavily influencing packaging design
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Analysis & FeaturesEight functional innovations for guts and grey matter at the IFE
Cell regeneration water, anyone? How about a pill that detoxifies your liver? Functional innovation took a turn for the weird and wonderful at this year’s IFE
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NewsSupermarkets most likely to suffer Brexit effects, say Brits
Over two thirds believe prices will rise in supermarkets after Brexit, compared with just 46% who expect prices to go up in the discounters
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Comment & OpinionMind and mood remain untapped opportunities for gut health growth
Public interest in gut health has rocketed in recent years, as has knowledge of the connection between gut and mental health. So where are the products playing on this gut-brain angle?