Yasmeen Louis

Flora Food Group and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey have teamed up to promote the use of plant-based butter in everyday home cooking.

Riverford founder Guy Singh Watson has blasted UK supermarket's that have voiced support for farmers' protests against inheritance tax as “blatant hypocrisy”.

Iceland Foods chief executive Richard Walker has suggested low-risk offenders could be redirected away from prison and instead be sentenced to a job at his supermarket.

AG Barr experienced a positive full year as its sales were boosted by the strong performance of its leading brands.

Cheerios is championing its nutritional value in a new £5m multichannel campaign, marking its first return to TV since 2019.

Asda has axed its Aldi and Lidl price match initiative after a mere 12 months, as it focuses on its own “great prices” rather than competitors.

Clipper Teas has launched a new £1.5m campaign, in a bid to persuade consumers to enjoy a more “ethical” cup of tea.

Waitrose has partnered with digital mapping tool Land App, in a bid support sustainable farming and encourage farmers to adopt nature friendly practises.

Unilever CEO Hein Schumacher has said it is “time for [businesses] to step up”, as Tesco Group chief executive Ken Murphy warned businesses that won't adopt sustainability practices risk being “punished” by consumers.

Asda is rolling back on prices across more than 4,000 popular products, marking the return of its infamous Rollback campaign.