Marmite lovers spread the satire on thick
The situation dubbed ‘Marmite-gate’, in which the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration asked a shop to stop selling the fortified British spread,...
New ad campaign encouraging tourists in Iceland not to taste whale
A new advertising campaign is encouraging adventurous visitors to Iceland not to taste whale meat. According to the campaign, whale is not a tradition...
Eagles reward Icelandic restaurant staff with free concert tickets
The Eagles, one of the world’s most famous rock bands, turned up unannounced at a Reykjavik Chinese restaurant and take away yesterday and were ...
Asda interested in buying Iceland
British media are reporting that the UK’s second-biggest supermarket chain, Asda is interested in buying the nearly 70 percent stake in Iceland ...
Iceland cod stock seems to be growing
The head of Iceland’s Marine Research Institute (Hafro) says that stock measurements indicate the country’s cod stock is getting stronger.
Icelandic consumers call for factory farm alternative
The Association of Organic Consumers in Iceland has criticised the country’s agriculture industry at a conference this week. One of the group...
Arion Bank to sell Iceland’s 10-11 stores to highest bidder
Iceland’s Arion Bank has today advertised the convenience store chain 10-11 for sale. The bank has owned the chain since it took over the bankru...
Man: ‘Too much meat in my sausage’
A Swedish man has complained to the country’s Consumer Agency about a sausage product that claims to contain 104 percent meat.