iceland.co.uk

Online grocery retailer selling food and household products to consumers in the United Kingdom

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About iceland.co.uk

Iceland Foods sells groceries through its online store, including frozen foods, pizzas, snacks and household products.

Consumers can browse and purchase products online for delivery. The available product range includes Iceland Foods' The Dough Company branded items.

Product: Online retail of groceries, frozen foods, snacks and household products.

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