Iceland Foods news and analysis – Page 49

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    Iceland and Booker: Rose applauded ­ but Iceland investors a

    2000-05-27T00:00:00Z

    Belinda Gannaway The City applauded Booker chief executive Stuart Rose for his £1bn "merger" with Iceland, this week. But it is not so bullish about what the deal does for the retailer. Iceland chairman and chief executive Malcolm Walker said...

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    Advertising: Tesco and Iceland hit out at ASA rulings on lea

    2000-05-13T00:00:00Z

    The Advertising Standards Authority has come under attack for its decision to censure Iceland and Tesco. Tesco has condemned the watchdog's ruling it misled consumers with a leaflet extolling the purity, low cost and taste of organic foods. While...

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    C0-op: Egg colouring is no yolk

    2000-04-22T00:00:00Z

    The Co-op has followed Iceland's lead by selling eggs from chickens fed a natural diet. Buyer Geoff Cox said the society would source its entire range of eggs from hens fed an artificial ingredient-free and GM-free diet once a suitable supplier had...

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    Iceland: Walker defends Greenpeace 28

    2000-04-22T00:00:00Z

    Iceland chairman Malcolm Walker has given evidence at the trial of 28 Greenpeace supporters charged with theft and criminal damage after they destroyed a trial crop of genetically modified maize at a Norfolk farm. Walker, who has been a member of...

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    Rebranding takes lead'

    2000-03-25T00:00:00Z

    Iceland is overhauling its corporate image with an £8m rebranding programme. The new corporate logo ­ Iceland.co.uk ­ has been designed to underline Iceland's "clicks and mortar" links. Chairman Malcolm Walker said: "Until now, no supermarket has...

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    News Briefs

    2000-02-26T00:00:00Z

    Four private equity firms have been shortlisted to compete in the latest round of the auction for Ranks Hovis MacDougall, Tomkins' food business. They are CVC Capital Partners; Doughty Hanson; Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst; and Paribus. Iceland has...