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Walmart launching exclusive Gordon Ramsay frozen line

The retail giant landed exclusive rights to Ramsay’s first foray into the frozen aisle

Alarice Rajagopal, Contributing writer

August 28, 2023

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Gordon Ramsay attends the 2022 Fox Upfront on May 16, 2022 in New York City.Getty Images

Walmart will now have exclusive rights to a new line of prepared, frozen meals from celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, reports People

Ramsay has dabbled in many business endeavors including cooking shows, competitions, and restaurants, but this is his first foray into prepared foods at the grocery store. 

The line called “By Chef Ramsay” will be sold only at Walmart and features eight different meals, all of which take minutes to heat and serve. All eight meals are available nationwide at Walmart now.

This frozen food line comes as many “you can’t get it anywhere else” trends are surfacing in the supermarket space. Kroger is the latest to follow that same blueprint, offering limited-time Late Night Loaded Taco Doritos, available exclusively at Kroger. 

The frozen meals from Ramsay include British staples like shepherd’s pie and fish and chips. The other meals include a four-cheese lasagna; macaroni bake; mushroom risotto; chicken pot pie; lemon caper chicken; and slow-roasted beef with potatoes.

 

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Alarice Rajagopal

Contributing writer, Supermarket News

Alarice Rajagopal is a contributing writer for Supermarket News, which delivers the ultimate in competitive business intelligence, news and information for executives in the food retail and grocery industry. She has over 10 years of writing experience covering the consumer goods business and technology industry. Alarice has also written for a variety of other industries and content areas over her editorial career including retail, cyber security, hospitality and marketing/product marketing for the B2B space.

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