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Iceland Foods to offer an additional 100,000 free Christmas delivery slots

by Fiona Briggs
October 27, 2023
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Leading value supermarket, Iceland, announces that it is gearing up for a fantastic festive season with the release of hundreds of thousands of free delivery slots, available for pre-booking now.

Customers with an online account have been invited via email to pre-book their Christmas delivery slot and customers can also book via the Bonus Card app – available to download via the Apple App Store or Google Play. Making it easier than ever to plan for the perfect Christmas feast.

Iceland’s dedication to making Christmas more accessible and convenient is evident in an additional 100,000 delivery slots this year, providing customers with the flexibility they need during the festive season.

David Devany, group chief marketing, Customer & digital officer at Iceland Foods, said: “Our commitment to adding 100,000 new delivery slots isn’t just about convenience; it’s a testament to our dedication in supporting our customers in their everyday lives. We want to ensure our customers can access our quality and value products when and how it suits them best this Christmas. Thanks to the increased delivery slots, we will be able to bring value Iceland Christmas to more customers directly.”

For more information about Iceland’s delivery service please visit: www.iceland.co.uk 

Iceland standard online delivery T&Cs apply. Customers must choose the date for their free pre-book delivery slot no later than 23:59 on Saturday 25th November.

Applications are now open for 750 Home Delivery Drivers, and over 1,000 Retail Assistant roles as part of Iceland’s biggest ever festive recruitment drive to help support the additional 100,000 delivery slots available to customers this Christmas. Go to Icelandcareers.co.uk for more information.

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