While Walkers have enjoyed more exposure among various groups since launching their 'Merry Crispmas' advert, positive impression of the brand has only increased significantly among those who were already customers.

That the British love tea is a well-known stereotype. But are we truly unique in our love for the boiled herb drink?

The Belgian biscuit-maker Lotus Biscoff is the snack food company that has gained the most customers during January to November compared with last year

Alcohol-free Guinness is good for the brand.

A new YouGov Profiles study compares Brits who prefer fresh foods, and those who opt for frozen

Uncle Ben's has announced it will rebrand to Ben's Original, saying they understood the inequalities associated with its brand and logo.

Most Brits buy snacks. But what kind of snacks do they buy?

Many Brits don't know what's going on in the nation's farms

Fever-Tree has managed to limit the hit to its sales as consumers shifted to at-home drinking, helped by the brand’s first national TV advert targeting consumers at home.

The Eat Out to Help Out Scheme may have now ended, but over a quarter of Brits still say they’re ‘very likely’ to buy food or drinks from a restaurant or pub in the next 30 days

Find out more about the three in ten Brits who prefer to eat organic food.

Pret A Manger has launched 'YourPret Barista', a coffee subscription in an effort to reach customers in the new normal.

The ice cream brand partnered with Secret Cinema on an eight-week campaign during the COVID-19 lockdown.

How did Just Eat fare over lockdown?

Customer numbers look set to fall once the scheme comes to an end

Brits love the classics, with spirals and spaghetti topping the list

Our choice of food can also reveal other habits. For instance, veggies are all about a nice cup of tea, but meat-eaters prefer coffee

Mayonnaise, mushy peas, curry sauce: the answer varies wildly depending on where in the country you ask

They’re on the fence about Feasts too

Yorkshire Tea and Nescafé dominate their competitors