All Food to go articles
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NewsAsda and Burger King among founding members of new financial education alliance
The alliance aims to give its members’ combined workforce of more than 180,000 people practical tools to understand and manage their money
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NewsBooker launches ‘one-stop’ Chicken Kitchen range for foodservice
The almost 50-strong range, called Chicken Kitchen, includes new own-label lines for burgers, loaded fries, wraps, and salads, with variants including Buttermilk Chicken, Katsu Breaded Chicken Fillets, and Salt & Chilli Shredded Chicken
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NewsWaitrose to open at Bristol Airport Relay stores in Lagardere tie-up
The upmarket retailer said the extended wholesale tie-up with Lagardère Travel Retail will see its range available in three Relay stores at the airport from next summer
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NewsSubway and Asda announce major expansion plans
The move will increase the number of Subway restaurants in Asda stores by more than 50%
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NewsCJ Lang hosts depot open day to tempt independents into Spar fold
It said the event would provide non-Spar retailers the chance to explore its depot operations, learn about its wholesale offer, and meet the team
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NewsBooker launches Fihka bakery range for foodservice operators
Booker’s existing sweet bakery products have also been reformulated and transitioned to the Fihka brand
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NewsGreencore investors optimistic after more profit upgrades
Greencore shares surged this week on a second upgrade in three months to annual profit forecasts
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Events & AwardsThe Grocer’s New Product Award 2026: Food-to-go
Far from the dull salads and prepared meals that typically dominate this space, the product “really pops on shelf”, said judges
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NewsGreencore finishes ‘monumental’ year on a high
CEO Dalton Philips said the integration of Bakkavor continued to “make strides” as the group increased revenues 4.5% to £1bn in its fourth quarter to 25 September
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Comment & OpinionWhy do supermarkets still sell ‘cancer-causing’ sandwiches?
Despite the efforts being made to move away from the additive in chilled meat ranges, prepared and ready meals remain a significant blind spot for the supermarkets
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Savoury Pastries & Meat Snacks: 21 November
Savoury pastry brands are innovating to lure younger consumers and tap new occasions
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NewsGreggs shares soar on upgraded profit guidance and cost-cutting
Greggs’ share price has hit its highest point in more than a year, after the high street stalwart upgraded its profit guidance and unveiled major cuts to its manufacturing base
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NewsSpar wins Swansea University store contract from Costcutter
The store, which will now be supplied by Spar wholesaler AF Blakemore, has been revamped with new refrigeration, digital screens, electronic shelf labels, and a broader range
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NewsMcDonald’s UK & Ireland appoints new chief people officer
The new hire brings more than 12 years of experience within the McDonald’s system to the role
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NewsCaffè Nero appoints head of new channels development from Starbucks
He brings more than 15 years of experience leading channel development across hospitality and beverage brands
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NewsGreggs CEO: ‘We’re making ourselves fit for the future’ as chain plots factory closures
‘We are a strong growing business, and as we continue to invest in our future we must keep evolving alongside changing customer expectations,’ said Greggs CEO Roisin Currie
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NewsGreggs to cut more than 700 jobs in manufacturing rethink
Greggs said the cuts, ‘while difficult, were necessary’ to keep a lid on manufacturing costs
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Comment & OpinionMorrisons’ meal deal price cut is a tasty PR move for a confident business
Against a backdrop of others inflating, Morrisons is making a shrewd PR move by reducing its meal deal – and it also shows that CEO Rami Baitiéh is serious about his intention to be “unbeatable’ on hundreds of core lines
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NewsTortilla group sales hit ‘all-time high’ as growth strategy pays off
The Mexican restaurant chain achieved a ‘significant milestone’ of trailing 12-month system sales surpassing £100m in June 2026
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NewsPopeyes UK sales jumps 50% amid ‘exceptional customer demand’
For the year to 31 December 2025, adjusted EBITDA climbed by 88.8% to £17m