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Lidl aligns with EAT-Lancet Planetary Health Diet
UK discounter Lidl GB has published its ‘Beyond the Basket’ sustainability report, which showed “strong progress” across its goals for healthy and sustainable diets.
Premier Foods Sweet Treats category achieves £115.6m revenue
In its half year results for the 26 weeks ended 27th September 2025, UK producer Premier Foods reported a 1.9% increase in headline branded revenue.
Ocado observes “surge” in frozen food sales
Online retailer Ocado Retail has released data showing sales of frozen products are up 18% year-on-year, stating that the freezer aisle is “having a renaissance”.
Helen Herniman appointed AHDB CEO
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board has appointed Helen Herniman as its chief executive and accounting officer.
Rolinson Group partners with Peschl Hygiene
Rolinson Group has unveiled an exclusive agency agreement, adding Peschl Hygiene to its growing portfolio after launching the business in April.
Princes achieves £1.4bn revenue during “milestone period”
Global food producer Princes Group Plc has published its trading update for the nine months ended 30th September 2025.
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Brexit insight
Food sector “remains committed” to EU imports
According to insights from members of the UK food supply chain, the EU will remain a “key resource” for the UK food industry “despite challenges imposed by Brexit”.
New post-Brexit border controls will “jeopardise” food supply chain
Food industry trade bodies have raised their concerns about the UK Government’s proposed Border Target Operating Model.
BTOM: food industry trade bodies respond to new rules
In response to the implementation of the new BTOM, the Institute of Export and International Trade and the CIEH have issued statements.
UK food manufacturers to benefit from new FTAs, says FDF
The UK food industry is poised to reap “substantial benefits” from new free trade agreements (FTAs) with Australia and New Zealand, says the FDF.
Draft proposals for new border controls announced
Plans to enforce checks on products entering the UK have been published by the UK Government, in collaboration with the Scottish and Welsh Governments.
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