Iceland
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Feb- 2025 -3 FebruarySupermarkets
Iceland boss criticises chancellor over farmer inheritance tax
The managing director of Iceland has criticised the chancellor’s inheritance tax raid on farmers, despite the Labour-backing boss previously voicing…
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Jan- 2025 -24 JanuarySupermarkets
Iceland shares more than 600 job openings amid sector cuts
Iceland has shared that more than 600 jobs are available across its operations nationwide. This comes amid reports that both…
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21 JanuarySupermarkets
Frozen food to see ‘meteoric rise’ in 2025, Iceland predicts
Iceland has forecast a rise in the popularity of frozen food, which will become a “big focus” in 2025 as…
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Sep- 2024 -12 SeptemberSupermarkets
Iceland expands product range in latest innovation push
Iceland Foods and The Food Warehouse have announced the launch of over 800 new products as part of its latest…
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Jul- 2024 -29 JulySupermarkets
Iceland posts record profits as £1 range proves popular
Iceland has reportedly posted record profits for the full-year as it managed to control its energy bills and its revamped…
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24 JulyNews
Iceland boss calls for review of supermarkets’ restrictive covenant ban
Iceland managing director Richard Walker has urged the new Labour government to review the ban for supermarkets to use restrictive…
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Jun- 2024 -24 JuneSupermarkets
Iceland launches ‘supermarket manifesto’
Iceland Foods has launched its first-ever supermarket manifesto ‘Frozen Out’’, designed to give customers a voice as the country heads…
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Feb- 2024 -20 FebruarySupermarkets
Moody’s ‘cautiously optimistic’ over Iceland’s future despite weak results
Moody’s has said it is “cautiously optimistic” over Iceland Foods’ financial future and prospects of tackling its bond debt, despite…
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Jan- 2024 -29 JanuarySupermarkets
Iceland boss backs Labour government
Richard Walker, managing director of Iceland and former Tory donor, has publicly backed Keir Starmer to be the next Prime…
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Nov- 2023 -16 NovemberSupermarkets
Iceland posts £17m full-year loss amid soaring energy prices
Iceland has fallen to a loss of £17.1m in its latest full-year results following a “wholly unprecedented” rise in global…
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