Fun things to do in Iceland"

If you are a nature lover looking for a peaceful escape, Iceland should be on your bucket list. Famous for its geothermal marvels, awe-inspiring waterfalls, and mind-boggling glaciers, this Nordic island is perfect if you want to kick back and relax. From …

Iceland Monthly Wage Index Rises 1.8% In April

Iceland's monthly wages grew at the fastest pace in three months in April, preliminary data from Statistics Iceland showed on Thursday. The monthly wage index rose 1.8 percent from March, when it climbed 0.4 percent. The latest increase was the …

Iceland makes announcement on Tesco Express and Sainsbury's Local style mini-supermarkets

Iceland Foods has made a major announcement which will come as a boost to loyal shoppers. The frozen food supermarket, which operates more than 900 stores across the UK, has revealed it will expand its number of convience stores. The company plans to …

Iceland adds 'steak dispensers' to stores in major shoplifting crackdown

The dispensers - which have been developed with security firm Harrison Retail - have been installed in 30 Iceland and Food Warehouse stores in the UK over the past year Iceland is making a huge change to its supermarket stores in its latest attempt to …

Sharp Drop in Homebuyers Under 30 in Iceland

Real estate activity in Iceland remained stable in early 2025, but the number of buyers under 30 dropped sharply. Despite rising prices and reduced borrowing, demand appears strong. Decline in Young Buyers Real estate activity in Iceland remained steady in …

Iceland Foods expands range of Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) labelled seafood

Iceland Foods has expanded its range of Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) labelled seafood, giving customers a wider variety of responsibly farmed and certified products both in-store and online. The retailer has grown its own-label range of ASC- …

Early spring accelerates potato planting in North Iceland

In North Iceland, favorable spring weather has expedited potato planting by nearly three weeks. Regions such as Skagafjörður and Húsavík have commenced planting earlier than usual. Kári Gunnarsson, an agricultural service representative, noted last week…

New ‘Steak Dispenser’ Helping Iceland Combat Theft

Amid rising levels of shoplifting, Iceland Foods has rolled out new anti-theft on-shelf dispensers for high-value cuts of meat. The retailer had faced a period of significant loss as a result of the theft of fresh steaks. This left the chain with no choice …

Iceland forced to install drastic device in stores after 'epidemic' hits UK

Iceland has been forced to bring in new ‘steak dispensers’ to protect high-value cuts and other fresh meat items. The move from the frozen food retailer, which has stores in Birmingham, has made the change thanks to a partnership with Harrison Retail. It …

Iceland Planning Major Expansion Of Convenience Format