Iceland Foods has launched new discounts, cutting the prices of hundreds of products loved by its customers aged over 60.

The frozen food specialist offers older Iceland customers and shoppers 10 per cent off each Tuesday - with no mimimum spend.

The chain is rolling out discount deals to help elderly people as they continue to grapple with the cost of living crisis.

Iceland has unveiled its Christmas range for 2025, which includes festive dinner classics, joyous buffet food, delicious desserts and more. Launching on Thursday November 6, the full range from ...

Iceland is about to start selling £10 bags of food for just £2 as part of a new initiative from the discount supermarket chain. They have partnered with the waste-fighting app Olio, offering mystery ...

UK retailer Iceland Foods is cutting the price of Nestlé baby milk products amid the scrutiny on the cost of infant formula in the country. From today (27 February), two products sold under Nestlé’s ...

The Sidemen’s ice cream range has disappeared from Iceland just six months after launching, The Grocer can reveal. YouTube ...

Iceland has been sanctioned for its system for official controls on food, feed, and veterinary affairs. Iceland is part of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). The EFTA Surveillance Authority ...

Supermarket chain Iceland says it's hoping to open a new store in Braddan. The company has applied for planning permission to ...