Iceland Foods Limited
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Sep 25, 2026
Could You Actually Live In Australia? | Ron #EP164
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53:09DanHOST
I might get this wrong, you know.
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53:11DanHOST
I'm gonna go with an Iceland bag.
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53:13RonHOST
That was mine.
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53:15DanHOST
Was it?
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53:57RonHOST
Yeah.
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54:01DanHOST
Okay.
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54:02DanHOST
So we've got the Iceland bag versus the McDonald's paper bag.
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54:05DanHOST
Okay.
Episode 29 - Ai Planning & The UK Pavilion...
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53:50Adam CumberHOST
[laughs]
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53:50Luke BarnettHOST
Uh, well, actually you can buy them fro- you can buy them frozen in Iceland.
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53:53Adam GendleHOST
You can buy them frozen.
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53:54Adam CumberHOST
Yeah.
Trifle and 25 minutes @ 200 degrees
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20:07NeilHOST
Neil, it's a quid.
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20:09NeilHOST
It's now in Iceland.
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20:10NeilHOST
Yeah, back in the day.
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20:12NeilHOST
But it used to be ten times bigger than it is now.
36. Why Is There a Woman in a Pig Crate? The Animal Rising Protest Explained
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31:09Charlotte AshleyHOST
We are such a small percentage to be able to...
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31:13Charlotte AshleyHOST
We do say this very often, how bloody... charmed of a life we lead and we do we do you know there are people that you know they go to Iceland and they'll literally live out of the freezer section of 99p chicken nuggets yes and those chicken nuggets are not coming from chickens from RSPCA assured you know farms in the UK they're coming from battery cages in Taiwan do you know what I mean
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31:39Rebecca WilsonHOST
my thoughts on it is interesting and again I said this I actually think British farming on the whole has very high welfare standards.
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31:50Rebecca WilsonHOST
I do.
Far and Away
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54:52ScottHOST
We'll give them 3.5 beer mugs.
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54:57GavinHOST
Next, you will be turning into the real old craft beer guy and you'll be doing fucking frozen goods at Iceland next.
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55:04CallumHOST
Iceland's spicy boneless chicken thigh burgers.
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55:08ScottHOST
I've got a two-fingered white head.
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55:10ScottHOST
How's that
Cheer Up You C***s 2
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26:29RobinGUEST
I sort of looked behind him and there wasn't really anyone else there.
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26:32RobinGUEST
So it was, it felt like if that was a comedy sketch, you would have cut to, he's left the baby on top of like a chest freezer in Iceland.
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26:42Nico TatarowiczHOST
It's like baby's day out.
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26:43Nico TatarowiczHOST
He's just like getting up to all sorts of mischief, falling into a cement mixer.
45| Sharing Customer Insight Across Teams: What Happens After the Research Ends?
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1:00Jo WilliamsHOST
And I'm here to challenge you with one question.
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1:02Jo WilliamsHOST
Where's your customer? Years ago, when I worked at Iceland, I was involved in a project called Fuji Can Trust.
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1:12Jo WilliamsHOST
We commissioned some research to understand how customers felt about frozen food.
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1:18Jo WilliamsHOST
The insight that we got was really useful.
Are supermarkets selling us short over plastic packaging for loose produce?
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11:01Lauren WeirGUEST
In 2019, for instance, we could tell you that Morrison sold 24.4% of his fruit and vegetables loose.
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11:10Lauren WeirGUEST
Sainsbury's was 22%, Waitrose was 20%, Iceland was just 2.7%.
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11:15Lauren WeirGUEST
Obviously they sell different kinds of products.
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11:17Lauren WeirGUEST
No retailer exceeded 25% at that point.
Iceland now eyeing up the Falklands
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1:55Richard WalkerGUEST
As part of Britain, it's somewhere that we feel a connection to.
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1:59Nick FerrariHOST
Yes, it's not an invasion from Reykjavik, rather from Iceland Foods.
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2:02Nick FerrariHOST
And Richard, now Lord Walker, the boss, will join us later in this hour to explain more.
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2:07Nick FerrariHOST
The teacher, the head teacher, who suspended 25 pupils in the first week of term, in some instances because the pupils zip their bags too loudly.
30 MINS LATER
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32:26Nick FerrariHOST
I thought that was a very, very clever headline a couple of days ago.
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32:29Nick FerrariHOST
And here to give the background is Richard.
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32:30Nick FerrariHOST
Now, Lord Walker, of course, Labour peer and executive chairman of Iceland Foods.
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32:35Nick FerrariHOST
There's the key.
Field to Front Door – Episode 15 on selling direct, SFI and low input farming
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3:44David WheatleyPANELIST
They'd be paying double for it anyway.
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3:46David WheatleyPANELIST
And, and they say, "Well, Iceland do free delivery." I said, "Well, it's not free though, is it? It's in the price at some point, isn't it?" And, and at the end of the day, it's the farmers that got squeezed out of the game, and, and that's what we're going for, isn't it? So, um, yeah, so I'm still testing, and, uh, um, yeah, it's going all right at the minute.
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4:08David WheatleyPANELIST
We've had a, we've had a good week.
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4:09David WheatleyPANELIST
We've done more this week than last week, and, um, I've got more stuff on there as well now.
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