Iceland stores across Scotland will close on Boxing Day, the supermarket’s boss has confirmed. The firm’s managing director, Richard Walker, appeared on BBC’s Question Time last night.
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The boss of frozen food giant Iceland has issued a bleak warning to anyone who shops in its stores.
He says that price rises are 'inevitable' due to current HGV shortages.
Richard Walker, managing director of Iceland, explained how companies are increasing the wages of lorry drivers to entice more workers back on the road.
Mr Walker said this combination of factors could lead to price inflation, with consumers paying more for
Iceland stores across Scotland will close on Boxing Day, the supermarket’s boss has confirmed. The firm’s managing director, Richard Walker, appeared on BBC’s Question Time last night.
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