Birds Eye
Some companies have lofty goals. To fight disease. Or feed the world. Or save the planet. At Birds Eye our ambition is humble. We just want to help people eat more vegetables. So, every day, for nearly a century, we’ve worked tirelessly to make vegetables irresistible. Easier to buy. Store. Prepare. And serve. More delicious. More delightful. Because when people get more of their daily nutrition from vegetables and plants, remarkable things happen. They experience less obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Farmers can feed more people using less land, water, and energy. Fewer chemicals are needed. Fewer greenhouse gases are released. Which means that helping people eat more vegetables may actually help fight disease, feed the world and save the planet. It seems your Mom was right all along: it’s good to eat vegetables. So we make vegetables good to eat.www.birdseye.com
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Oct 19, 2026
Jamie HutchinsonHOST
Yeah, so he's like...
Jamie HutchinsonHOST
He's just chilling, eh? Captain Birdseye.
Jamie HutchinsonHOST
He gets the big call up.
Jamie HutchinsonHOST
He
Tony CarrollHOST
fucked a few birds over there as well, eh? Yeah.
Tony CarrollHOST
Birdseye, innit? Do you know what I mean?
Jamie HutchinsonHOST
He's
Tony CarrollHOST
getting well in there.
Ray StevensHOST
You know what's big-
Nick GaleHOST
Birds Eye frozen vegetables.
Ray StevensHOST
Gino's East does a good frozen pizza, but now you're talking about almost boutique pizzas from-
Nick GaleHOST
Well, right
Pam ClarkNARRATOR
Puff pastry sheets, 4.69. Also in frozen, we have Marie Callender's pot pies or entrees, 3.99.
Pam ClarkNARRATOR
Birds Eye steam fresh vegetables, two for five dollars.
Pam ClarkNARRATOR
Boston Market entrees, 3.99.
Pam ClarkNARRATOR
Hot Pockets, the four-pack, 4.99. Banquet chicken, 24 to 32-ounce, 5.99. Tony's Pizza, 3.99. Ah, we've got Bowl & Basket puff pastry sheets, 4.69. Pie- Bowl & Basket pie crust, two for seven dollars.
Jo WilliamsHOST
These were suppliers that we appointed to help us develop the whole category.
Jo WilliamsHOST
So for fish fingers, for example, it was Birdseye.
Jo WilliamsHOST
And Birdseye then brought their shopper research and worked with us on our displays and the range in store.
Jo WilliamsHOST
We looked at the whole fish finger category together rather than just Birdseye products.
Jo WilliamsHOST
They brought in research, we had our research, and we knew a lot more together.
Jo WilliamsHOST
And for me, the value was having that customer information that we didn't have and being able to use it when making decisions about the category.
Elliot StrunkHOST
[laughs]
Todd CoatsHOST
Bird's Eye.
Elliot StrunkHOST
Oh, that's real.
Todd CoatsHOST
That is real.
Mick RavenHOST
Apex Products, the fertilizer, best products fertilizer.
Mick RavenHOST
Bird's Eye, Australian and New Zealand.
Mick RavenHOST
Frozen Fish, Vegetables, Potatoes and Meals.
Mick RavenHOST
That's right.
Sarah AndersonHOST
It's, it's all getting, that's all get, going somewhere I don't want it to go.
Louise AllenHOST
That's like Birds Eye peas when, the peas went pop.
Louise AllenHOST
Right?
Sarah AndersonHOST
Brr.
TroyHOST
invented frozen food?
LennyHOST
I know it was Clarence Birdseye.
LennyHOST
Birdseye.
LennyHOST
Yeah.
LennyHOST
Yeah.