The Latest Breaking News from Iceland

Hundreds of jobs at risk at Welsh Iceland depot

Around 240 people currently work at the Deeside depot

Wales Online · Feb 1, 2023

More than 200 jobs under threat at Iceland distribution centre

The depot in Flintshire is operated for Iceland by logistics firm GXO

Birmingham Post · Feb 1, 2023

Bread warning for shoppers as some 'half and half' products pulled from shelves

The Real Bread Campaign is asking them to review the marketing saying by law the word wholemeal ''can only be used in a product name or marketing if all of the flour in that product is wholemeal''.

Nottingham Post · Jan 29, 2023

Iceland tackles cost of living crisis with budget 'fakeaway' meal bundles

The supermarket is offering the new deals after a survey found that 83% of Brits are choosing to slash their spending on takeaways to help make ends meet

Wales Online · Jan 24, 2023

Tesco, IKEA, and Asda issue 'do not eat' warnings amid new product recalls

Supermarket giants Tesco, Iceland and Morrisons have all issued product recalls to their customers, as certain items have posed safety and even injury fears to people who have purchased them.

Glasgow Live · Jan 22, 2023

We bought the same items from 12 shops including Asda, Tesco, Aldi and Lidl to see which was cheapest

We visited 12 shops; Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi, Home Bargains, Farmfoods, M&S Food, Waitrose, Iceland and Heron Foods

Liverpool Echo · Jan 21, 2023

Tesco and Asda shoppers hit with £500 warning

Customers are being warned over wasting their time and money

Liverpool Echo · Jan 16, 2023

I tried Iceland's new £6 low calorie ready meal that has shoppers 'obsessed'

The new 'My Protein' range is available in stores now

Liverpool Echo · Jan 16, 2023

Iceland announces return of the Nik Naks with taste twist

The corn-based nibble has been given a 2023 makeover and will reappear on the supermarket's shelves at the end of the month

Wales Online · Jan 13, 2023

Iceland is extending price freeze for another year

Iceland is extending their cost-of-living initiatives, with 600 £1 or less products.

Evening Standard · Jan 12, 2023