All Greggs articles
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Analysis & InsightAutumn menu innovation leans on international flavours
MCA rounds up food-to-go autumn menu launches from brands including Leon, Pret, Gails and Greggs, exploring trends for both indulgence and health as well as new flavours
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InterviewsHow the cult of Greggs took over Britain
The bakery chain is making more dough than ever as it appeals to tradesmen and the moneyed classes alike. Is expansion overseas next, The Sunday Times asks its chief executive
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InterviewsGreggs to expand further into airports and supermarkets
The retailer is looking to leverage its growing evening trade, while also looking into opportunities to go international further down the line, according to CEO Roisin Currie
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NewsGreggs keeps up strong momentum
The bakery brand reported first half revenues up 21.5% to £844m and company like-for-like sales up 16% as it seeks to become a “significantly larger, multi-channel business”
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InterviewsGreggs to open cafés in Sainsbury’s supermarkets
Greggs is to open standalone cafés in Sainsbury’s stores for the first timeas it ramps up its store rollout, property director Tony Rowson tells The Grocer
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NewsFood and fashion collabs offer untapped potential
Off the back of clothing ranges from Five Guys, Shake Shack, Wingstop and Greggs, MCA explores how restaurant and fashion tie-ups could be a smart lever to pull for businesses looking to boost brand visibility
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NewsOpenings of the week
MCA rounds up this week’s biggest openings stories, featuring new venues from Flat Iron, Greggs, San Carlo Group and more
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NewsGreggs takes on home of the pasty with expansion into Cornwall
‘Pasty wars’ heats up as bakery chain plans expansion into South West, the Telegraph reports
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NewsGreggs partners with Sainsbury’s on concession
The two retailers will share space on the forecourt at Sainsbury’s petrol station in Biggleswade, with further openings planned across the UK this year
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Analysis & InsightFood to go: What’s inspiring spring/summer NPD
MCA explores the trends influencing the new spring/summer launches from the UK’s leading food to go brands and how they stack up against competition from the grocery retailers.
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NewsFrom Greggs to McDonald’s: five bulletproof businesses defying the downturn
Pandemic? Cost of living crisis? Some firms keep pulling in the punters, The Sunday Times’ Laith Al-Khalaf writes
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NewsGreggs announces board changes
Following its AGM, Nigel Mills and Mohamed Elsarky have been appointed as non-executive directors
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InterviewsGreggs: ‘Travel hubs are critical to our growth’
The food to go retailer is working hard to rectify its underpresentation in retail parks, boost airport openings and capitalise on the big opportunity for more roadside locations, CEO Roisin Currie tells MCA
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NewsGreggs reports ‘continued strong trading’
Despite ongoing pressure on consumers, the company remains confident its “outstanding value proposition continues to be compelling”
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NewsGreggs opens first airport site with SSP
The new site at Cardiff Airport opened last week in partnership with SSP as part of the food to go brand’s strategy to expand in travel hub locations.
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NewsGreggs rolls out eco learnings to 250-plus shops
The food to go retailer said it had made significant progress on the 10 targets that form part of its Greggs Pledge, including the reduction of food waste and increase in healthier food options
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NewsGreggs sees opportunity for more than 3,000 sites
The food-to-go operator has reported robust like-for-like trading, with total sales of £1,513m in 2022, and looks to grow through both new openings and channels
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NewsGreggs: ‘It’s the first time we’ve hit £1.5bn’
Following the announcement of 2022 sales of £1,513m yesterday, CEO Roisin Currie discussed expanding the Greggs offer through drive-thrus and day parts
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NewsGreggs continues robust trading
The food-to-go retailer has reported total sales of £1,513m for the year ended 31 December 2022, up 23% from £1,230m in 2021
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NewsLandmark rulings on Covid insurance cases
Insurers won key parts of a dispute with Stonegate, while separately Greggs won a battle in its £150m insurance claim