Advertisement

Iceland

This coverage focuses on Iceland’s operations and strategy in the UK retail sector, including store performance, product innovation, marketing campaigns, leadership decisions, and sustainability efforts. Reporting examines how Iceland addresses consumer trends, competitive pressures, and operational challenges — providing insight for executives, managers, and professionals in grocery, frozen food, and value retail.

  • Nov- 2023 -
    16 November
    SupermarketsIceland posts £17m full-year loss amid soaring energy prices

    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 energy costs. It comes as the group saw a £93.6m rise in energy costs, which it attributed to the global surge in wholesale prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.  Nonetheless,…

    Read More »
  • 7 November
    SupermarketsGrocery price inflation hits single digits for first time this year

    Grocery price inflation hits single digits for first time this year

    Grocery price inflation has fallen below 10% for the first time since July 2022 and now sits at 9.7% for the four weeks to 29 October 2023, according to the latest data from Kantar. It comes as take-home grocery sales over the same period rose by 7.4% compared with last…

    Read More »
  • Oct- 2023 -
    10 October
    NewsToday’s news in brief-10/10/23

    Today’s news in brief-10/10/23

    Grocery price inflation has fallen for the seventh consecutive month, reaching 11% for the four weeks ending on October 1, 2023. This is the lowest rate since July 2022, based on data from Kantar. During this period, take-home grocery sales increased by 9.1% compared to the previous year, likely influenced…

    Read More »
  • 10 October
    SupermarketsGrocery price inflation falls for seventh consecutive month

    Grocery price inflation falls for seventh consecutive month

    Grocery price inflation has fallen for the seventh month in a row to 11% for the four weeks to 1 October 2023, the lowest rate since July 2022, according to new data from Kantar.   Over the period, take-home grocery sales rose by 9.1% compared with last year, as people enjoyed…

    Read More »
  • 9 October
    NewsToday’s news in brief-09/10/23

    Today’s news in brief-09/10/23

    Frasers Group CEO Michael Murray has announced a significant shift away from the traditional department store model for House of Fraser. Murray aims to “rethink the space” by incorporating Frasers Group’s own brands and potentially phasing out the House of Fraser brand altogether. This transformation seeks to address previous issues,…

    Read More »
  • 9 October
    NewsWaitrose in talks with Amazon over grocery deal

    Waitrose in talks with Amazon over grocery deal

    Waitrose is reportedly in talks with Amazon to consider selling groceries on the platform in a bid to regain market share lost to other discount retailers, The Telegraph has revealed. The pair are reportedly considering a new third-party deal, three years after Waitrose severed ties with Ocado.  Recently, Amazon struck…

    Read More »
  • 2 October
    NewsIceland boss quits plan to become Tory MP

    Iceland boss quits plan to become Tory MP

    Iceland boss, Richard Walker, has reportedly quit plans to become a Conservative MP as he accused the party of having “drifted badly out of touch” with the needs of the British people. Walker, whose father founded the supermarket chain Iceland, announced his plans to stand as a Tory MP last…

    Read More »
  • Sep- 2023 -
    25 September
    NewsToday’s news in brief- 25/09/23

    Today’s news in brief- 25/09/23

    H&M has reversed its earlier decision to impose a processing fee of £1.99 for in-store returns of online purchases. The initial announcement had been met with public outcry. Now, H&M’s website clarifies that there will be no return fee for parcels returned in-store. However, non-H&M members will still be subject…

    Read More »
  • 25 September
    SupermarketsIceland complains to Ofgem over conduct of energy firms

    Iceland complains to Ofgem over conduct of energy firms

    Gas and electricity suppliers have been accused of profiteering and discrimination by businesses including Iceland, The Telegraph has reported.  According to reports, British businesses made complaints to Ofgem regarding the behaviour of gas and electricity companies as part of the energy regulator’s investigation into “poor conduct”, which launched earlier this…

    Read More »
  • 12 September
    SupermarketsGrocery price inflation drops to 12.2%

    Grocery price inflation drops to 12.2%

    Grocery price inflation has dropped to its lowest level in over 12 months at 12.2% for the four weeks to 3 September 2023, according to the latest data from Kantar. Take-home sales from the grocers rose by 7.4% compared with the same period in 2022, a slight increase on the…

    Read More »
Back to top button
Secret Link