The Age of Plenty
How big business transforms commodities into profitable brands. This episode looks at how cereals have transformed the way we eat and the way we live.
This major new series tells the untold story of how big business feeds us by transforming simple commodities into everyday necessities and highly profitable brands.
This episode tells the incredible story of how business has turned grain into one of the biggest success stories of the modern food industry.
With unprecedented access to the world's largest food companies, including Kellogg's, this is the inside story of how breakfast cereals have transformed the way we eat and the way we live.
This is the original processed, convenience food. It has ushered in a modern age of plenty in terms of choice and abundance.
Cereals are cheap and abundant but their real value lies in the processing, advertising and marketing that goes into creating well known brands.
It's a controversial business that both responds to and drives our changing relationship with food and our obsession with health.
The Money Programme team tells the story of a business that has helped shape the modern world of business and advertising we know today.
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Clips
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Added value in processed food
Duration: 04:24
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Branding - building the value
Duration: 06:21
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Business strategy - promotion
Duration: 03:54
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The Foods that Make Billions - The Age of Plenty
Duration: 02:37
Music Played
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Goldfrapp
Strict Machine
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David Holmes, Hugo Nicholson, Woody Jackson, Leo Abrahams and Dave Terry
Story of the Ink
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Kasabian
Fire
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The xx
Intro
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MGMT
Electric Feel
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Caribou
Lalibela
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Rick Clark
Any other Name
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Ray Conniff
'S Wonderful
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Kay Starr
Just in Time
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S. Donnelly
Detroit Michigan
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The James Taylor Quartet
Mrs Robinson
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The Beach Boys
Good Vibrations
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D Cossu & J Cossu - Aftermath
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Voodoo Child
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Lemon Jelly
Nice Weather for Ducks
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Neil Diamond
Crunchy Granola Suite
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Eric Clapton
Sunshine of your Love
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Talking Heads
Slippery People
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Irene Cara
Fame
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London Symphony Orchestra
Fanfare for the Common Man
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The xx
Vcr
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Prodigy with Crispian Mills
Narayan
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Producer | Jeremy Jeffs |
Director | Jeremy Jeffs |
Executive Producer | Dominic Crossley-Holland |