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Ocado data shows demand is up for high-protein foods
Searches for high-protein sources are increasing as consumers shift away from so-called ultra-processed foods, according to data from Ocado.
Consumers spend £137m on fresh ready meals in February
A report from NielsenIQ has found that during February, fish, meat and poultry was the fastest growing category, while ready meal options were favoured by consumers.
Food Industry Awards announce Gary Wilmot to host 2025 ceremony
The FMT Food Industry Awards will be bursting with laughter on 26th June when comedian, actor and songman Gary Wilmot takes to the stage to host the 2025 ceremony.
Food inflation increases to 2.1% in February
Figures from the British Retail Consortium reveal food price inflation increased in February.
Consumers use online retailers more following the pandemic
According to the latest Kantar grocery figures, shopping trips remained below pre-pandemic times as households made less visits to the supermarket.
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