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Lunch! 2026: Frostkrone Food Group Serves Up Exciting New Finger Food Concepts in London
Stand L171 Rietberg, 26 August 2026. Small bites can make a big impression. At Lunch! 2026 in London, the Frostkrone Food Group will showcase just how much flavour, creativity and on-trend appeal can be...
John Lewis Brings In-Store Theatre to Life with New Platter Restaurant Concept
John Lewis is giving customers another reason to spend time in its stores with the launch of Platter, a new restaurant concept designed to make food, drink and hospitality a central part of the...
iPhone 18: Apple Could Have a Big Surprise Waiting
The iPhone 18 could be one of Apple’s most important iPhone launches in years, not because of another small improvement to the camera or a slightly faster processor, but because Apple may be preparing...
Digital Safety Tips Every Solo Traveller Should Know
Solo travel packing lists always mention the first-aid kit, the padlock, the portable charger. What they skip is the stuff on your phone and laptop. Banking apps, passport scans, booking confirmations, personal photos. If...
Dog Food Recall Hits the US and Canada After Metal Contamination Complaints
Dog owners across the United States and Canada are being urged to check their cupboards after thousands of cases of canned dog food were recalled over concerns that the products could contain metal contamination....
Asda Warns Britain’s Lowest Earners Are Losing Spending Power
Britain’s supermarket battle is becoming increasingly complicated because millions of shoppers are not simply looking for lower prices — they have less money available to spend in the first place. New figures highlighted by...
Sainsbury’s Makes a Huge Bet on Food as Argos Exit Changes the Business
Sainsbury’s is preparing for a major change in its business following its decision to sell Argos for £120 million, bringing an end to one of the supermarket industry’s most unusual combinations. Sainsbury’s acquired Argos...
Albertsons Is Under Pressure as American Shoppers Become More Cautious
Albertsons is facing a difficult period as weaker consumer spending, declining profitability and a more cautious American shopper put pressure on one of the country’s largest supermarket operators. The company recently cut its financial...
Kroger Faces a New Consumer Trust Test Over $17 Million Pharmacy Settlement
Kroger is facing renewed attention over a proposed $17 million class-action settlement involving prescription drug pricing, putting another spotlight on the increasingly complicated relationship between supermarkets, pharmacies and consumers. The settlement concerns allegations that...
The American Grocery Basket Is Shrinking — Shoppers Have Less Money to Spend
The American consumer is showing signs of fatigue, and supermarkets are beginning to feel the pressure. U.S. retail sales fell 0.6% in July, the weakest monthly performance in more than a year, while retailers...