Diversifying the definition
Publicity around free-from is at an all-time high; Lauren Addicott looks at how new high-profile regulations have affected its definition.
Opportunity of a lunchtime
Twelve o’clock to two o’clock – two hours in the day that could transform your business. Are you embracing the opportunity of a lunchtime?...
Food of the gods
Regularly consuming a little of what you love could have long-term health benefits – even where chocolate is concerned, discovers Rosie Greenaway
In a growing...
Lardered up
Show some cupboard love for organic and natural essentials, says Matt Chittock
From organic tinned tomatoes to freshly baked gluten-free bread, store cupboard staples...
Rise and shine
A full English may not spring to mind when contemplating a nutritious cooked breakfast but Jane Wolfe highlights NPD for healthier versions.
Protein goes green
From the humble pea to the mighty sunflower, plant-based sources of protein are gaining ground. Jo Caird examines the market and reports on a...
Rising stars
More consumers than ever are ditching the sugary cereals in order to feast on natural breakfasts. Natural Products gets an early start to check...
Netflix Series ‘You Are What You Eat’: Vegan Diet Benefits Includes...
6 Mins Read
Just months after a study of identical twins recording the effects of meat-eating and vegan diets, You Are What You Eat,...
Free for all
As the free-from sector continues to thrive and innovate, Jane Wolfe discovers how consumers of this ever expanding category have differing but specific wants...
Dairy-free delivers on innovation
The dairy-free category is being spurred on by innovation and the growing trend towards a plant-based diet. But amid the growth of dairy-free, independent...
Keeping a clear head
The market for low- and no-alcohol drinks is booming thanks to a clear-headed millennial market of discerning soberistas, Claire Lavelle reports.
Free and easy
With ‘free-from’ now used as a broad term to encompass any foods free from any unwanted element its original function can get overlooked.
Well oiled
Healthy oils is the perfect example of a natural and organic category with crossover appeal to both foodies and health consumers.
Healthy oils is a...
Nature has the answer
As we continue to face COVID-19 challenges, organic is enjoying growth. Emily McCoy hears why the Organic September campaign says nature has the answer.
Units of measure
Fairtrade spirits, organic wines and allergy-free beers are the order of the day in the alcoholic drinks sector, writes Julia Brandon
A new year, a...
The flavours of the world
Globetrotting may be off limits, but Rosie Greenaway tours the Foods of the World sector to see which foreign influences are on shelves.
Getting a rise
It’s the home baking ‘season’, so now’s time to create a stir and encourage your customers to bake up a storm
Although research from Mintel...
Free-from desire
Find out how your store can set food free for health conscious customers
Once upon a time health store brands were judged for the quality...
A fine RAWmance
Raw food is still rocking the aisles of natural products stores up and down the country, writes Jim Manson
Retailer and brand owner Alan Martin...
The art of healthy baking
Rosie Greenaway roots through her store cupboard to learn how the therapeutic benefits of baking can be merged with the nutritional perks of superfoods.