Nordic Store, which specializes in selling Icelandic products online, has been recently redesigned and relaunched in time for Christmas.
The Iceland based retailer ships genuine Icelandic products, such as maps, woolen goods, food and even liquor, to online shoppers anywhere in the world.
The new ice blue site offers a “more user-friendly interface, heightened security and new powerful search tool” according to a company statement. Shoppers can now search for individual products or narrow their search for the most popular objects in a certain category.
The range of Icelandic goods has also been expanded. As well as a huge selection of food and drink products, there is also a selection of high quality handmade crafts, woolen goods, jewelry, maps, travel guides, books and films. It’s also possible to browse products through product themes such as Vikings, Runes and Icelandic Horses.
Nordic Store also contains a large Christmas section which includes unique festive products such as Icelandic leaf bread, Christmas beer, wool art decorations and 2008 calendars.
As Iceland doesn’t export many of its popular goods and crafts, most of the products featured on Nordic Store are impossible to find anywhere outside the country. If requested, the staff are even able to track down special Icelandic items and ship them out.
For more information on Nordic Store and ordering Icelandic products visit: www.nordicstore.net.
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Maybe you should sue them and they all go to jail. Silvía Nótt style!!!!!
I have two outstanding orders that still show “in progress”, and my credit card has been charged, but it has been over four months since I ordered the first one. The second order I submitted (1224S080811) shows “in progress” with a history of n/a. I selected FEDEX priority on this one and it has been well over a month. I have repetitively emailed and called, with no response from either means, to determine why my orders have not showed up here in Iowa. I need some guidance or advice as to how to deal with this issue.
Sincerely,
Ronald M. Mazak
109 North Mandy Avenue
Elkhart, Iowa 50073