The high street may be struggling, but YouGov’s latest brand health rankings is still topped by retail brands.

Fast food chain KFC launched a completely vegan “Imposter Burger” this week, which customers will be able to trial for the next month at 20 restaurants, mostly in London and Bristol.

Supermarket chain Waitrose has begun a trial to cut down on plastic packaging by removing it from flowers and plants, offering loose fruit and vegetables and allowing customers to refill their own containers with produce such as pasta, rice and cereals.

YouGov polls the public on 50 traditional British dishes such as Yorkshire puddings, crumpets and cottage pie

High street lunchtime staple Pret a Manger recently announced that they will be purchasing one of their main competitors, Eat.

Online retail giant Amazon has made a large investment in food courier Deliveroo, taking a stake in the start-up’s latest £450 million fundraising round.

Danish brewers Carlsberg sparked confusion after promoting a series of tweets ridiculing the taste of their own beer, likening it to bath water among other less than favourable comparisons.

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This week meat-free food giant Quorn announced its newest product in a long line of vegetarian and vegan food offerings; a soy-free, thick-cut quarter pounder due to be released this summer dubbed the ‘Ultimate Burger’.

YouGov’s latest whitepaper Is the future of food flexitarian? suggests a mainly plant-based diet with only small amounts of meat is on the rise and could soon become the norm