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Ocado Group plc

We’re Ocado Group - a global, technology business redefining ecommerce, fulfilment and logistics in online grocery and distribution industries. Our cutting-edge, proprietary technology spanning AI, Robotics, Data Science, Cloud and more, enables our partners and customers to win in their markets, develop a competitive advantage and offer an unparalleled customer proposition. Our heritage as the UK’s largest pure-play online grocer through Ocado Retail LTD (a 50:50 joint venture with M&S), and expertise in high-performing logistics and fulfilment through Ocado Logistics, has equipped us with technology innovation, expertise and operational know-how to build and innovate the Ocado Smart Platform (OSP). OSP is the world’s leading ecommerce, fulfilment and logistics platform designed for the unique demands of online grocery and trusted by leading online grocery retailers worldwide.www.ocado.com

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Oct 27, 2026

Benedict TownsendHOST
13:59
You're tracking our location.
Hannah TownsendHOST
14:01
I saw on the ring camera that we had a full Ocado delivery arrive at the door.
Hannah TownsendHOST
14:05
The painter was in.
Hannah TownsendHOST
14:06
The painter took in a full Ocado delivery.
Hannah TownsendHOST
14:09
And I'm
Benedict TownsendHOST
14:09
talking
Hannah TownsendHOST
14:10
crates and crates.
Hannah TownsendHOST
14:11
We didn't have an Ocado delivery coming.
Lucy FisherGUEST
5:57
That's always a danger in this kind of scenario.
Lucy FisherGUEST
6:00
I think so far Ocado has seen growth.
Lucy FisherGUEST
6:03
some level of shortages.
Lucy FisherGUEST
6:05
Other supermarkets so far aren't reporting that.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:22
So I began in IT probably around 2010, 2009, something like that, and started off doing IT for an MSP for small businesses.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:37
And then moved into the IT help desk at Ocado, obviously one of the UK's largest online food retailers.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:46
And they didn't have a dedicated information security team at that time.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:50
So when the head of infrastructure became the head of information security and starting a team, I said, oh, hi, that sounds really interesting.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:05
And really, really quickly, my talent, my experience, my passion turned on to the human side.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:13
So that started off doing training, fishing simulations, communication and engagement.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:20
And for over a decade, I built that program up at Ocado.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:25
Evolved it a couple of times as, you know, the business changed and attitudes changed.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:22
So I began in IT probably around 2010, 2009, something like that, and started off doing IT for an MSP for small businesses.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:37
And then moved into the IT help desk at Ocado, obviously one of the UK's largest online food retailers.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:46
And they didn't have a dedicated information security team at that time.
Ant DavisGUEST
26:50
So when the head of infrastructure became the head of information security and starting a team, I said, oh, hi, that sounds really interesting.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:05
And really, really quickly, my talent, my experience, my passion turned on to the human side.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:13
So that started off doing training, fishing simulations, communication and engagement.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:20
And for over a decade, I built that program up at Ocado.
Ant DavisGUEST
27:25
Evolved it a couple of times as, you know, the business changed and attitudes changed.
speaker_0HOST
0:17
Today, I'm joined by Giulia Baretti, founder and CEO of Sunny & Luna, which is focused on bringing traditional Italian food into the 21st century.
speaker_0HOST
0:28
Since launching the business in 2022, Giulia has secured listings across major retailers such as Ocado and Sainsbury's, while maintaining her vision of combining authentic Italian food with with today's modern demands of clean ingredients and convenience.
speaker_0HOST
0:43
Julia, welcome to the podcast.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
0:46
Thank you so much.

13 MINS LATER

Giulia BarettiGUEST
13:55
Like it's actually good.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
13:58
It's not only good for your body, but it's actually, you know, like makes you happy to actually have this for dinner.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
14:04
And something interesting that we found out actually last year, we did a study with Ocado.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
14:09
We found out that 90% of our sales are incrementality to the category in a way that a lot of people that would never buy fresh pasta now they buy fresh pasta because of us, which for me was fantastic because it really shows how now people there are buying Sagna Luna because of, you know, like of the health reasons.
speaker_0HOST
0:17
Today, I'm joined by Giulia Baretti, founder and CEO of Sunny & Luna, which is focused on bringing traditional Italian food into the 21st century.
speaker_0HOST
0:28
Since launching the business in 2022, Giulia has secured listings across major retailers such as Ocado and Sainsbury's, while maintaining her vision of combining authentic Italian food with with today's modern demands of clean ingredients and convenience.
speaker_0HOST
0:43
Julia, welcome to the podcast.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
0:46
Thank you so much.

13 MINS LATER

Giulia BarettiGUEST
13:55
Like it's actually good.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
13:58
It's not only good for your body, but it's actually, you know, like makes you happy to actually have this for dinner.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
14:04
And something interesting that we found out actually last year, we did a study with Ocado.
Giulia BarettiGUEST
14:09
We found out that 90% of our sales are incrementality to the category in a way that a lot of people that would never buy fresh pasta now they buy fresh pasta because of us, which for me was fantastic because it really shows how now people there are buying Sagna Luna because of, you know, like of the health reasons.
Liv PurvisHOST
5:36
I said, thank you very much.
Liv PurvisHOST
5:38
I got an Ocado at half past eight on Saturday night.
Charlotte JacklinHOST
5:41
Oh, there is nothing better.
Charlotte JacklinHOST
5:43
See, the problem is when we do an Ocado and we look in the fridge, it still looks empty.
Liv PurvisHOST
5:48
I have been at your house after a delivery and thought, you're doing a lot from scratch.
Charlotte JacklinHOST
5:54
We are doing a lot from scratch, I'll be honest.
Charlotte JacklinHOST
5:56
But what else have you been up to? We said we'd come with new things.
Charlotte JacklinHOST
6:00
We've come back with Ocado and Traitors already.
David VanceHOST
1:25
Incredible.
David VanceHOST
1:27
Shoppers searching on Ocado for Volvic, Highland Spring and brands like that were told to show alternatives where apparently Heinz and Baxter soup lines also ran dry.
David VanceHOST
1:41
Oh my God, the sheep are out and about.
David VanceHOST
1:45
So frozen food chain Iceland saw a 40% jump in tinned product sales and strong bottled water sales, crediting the government's warning.
speaker_1HOST
2:36
The programme combines paid work with training towards a Level 2 qualification, with plans to expand to 250 recruits next year.
speaker_1HOST
2:44
Reliance Retail appointed former Ocado chief commercial officer Amit Chitnis as chief merchandising officer for its grocery division.
speaker_1HOST
2:51
Chitnis left Ocado in July after less than two years, having previously spent a decade at Tesco, including as UK grocery director.
speaker_2HOST
3:00
Moving to clothing and footwear, there were several financial updates this week.
speaker_2HOST
3:04
Starting with Adidas, the sportswear brand raised its 2026 operating profit guidance to €2.5 billion.
Aid ThompsinHOST
46:21
for when Tesco's run out of food because we didn't take the climate crisis seriously and the crops all dried out and nothing grows anymore.
Aid ThompsinHOST
46:29
And Ocado slots keep getting resold on the black market because they sell out like Glastonbury now.
Aid ThompsinHOST
46:35
Like, that's
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:35
where we're headed.

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