Egg cups are selling out across Britain, signalling a shift in eating habits as families make the most of the lockdown by sitting down for breakfast. Amid a resurgence of old-school rituals, other nostalgic practises may make a comeback and become habits that stick post-pandemic.

The breakfast aisle could get a makeover after a report from the UK government called on cereal marketers to eliminate cartoons from packaging. With kids holding significant sway over family purchases, brands can win parents over with packaging that facilitates healthier eating choices.

While takeaways are often a go-to for time-pressed families, they’re not known for being healthy. Medleys is looking to change that, with a food-delivery service that focuses on nutrition but doesn’t compromise on taste – all at family-friendly prices, it’s indulgence without any guilt.

Panic-buying at supermarkets has made it difficult for many people to get hold of the everyday goods they need. With traditional fulfilment channels stretched by COVID-19, Heinz is embracing a direct-to-consumer model to get its products into pantries with just a few clicks.