Today Iceland Ireland announced the launch of its new online shopping service across a selection of stores nationwide.
The grocer outlined that its customers can now avail of this new service, with almost 3,000 products available online.
The service has been designed to be simple and easy for customers to navigate, ensuring a positive online shopping experience.
Commenting on the launch, Ron Metcalfe, managing director, Iceland Ireland, said, “We’re known for our everyday low prices, and now Irish customers can shop online and get our full range, at great prices, delivered directly to their door.”
Deliveries
Customers can now get their Iceland groceries delivered the very next day, when orders are placed before 7pm.
Iceland noted that it will be delivering within a 15km radius of the stores providing this service across the country.
Frozen-Food Specialists
Renowned as the frozen-food specialists, all Iceland delivery vans are fitted with temperature-controlled technology, to ensure that your food arrives in perfect condition.
In addition to frozen food, Iceland Ireland also offers customers the ‘very best’ in fresh produce, as well as hundreds of local Irish brands.
“We are the frozen-food specialists, but we are also so much more, stocking a range of grocery and chilled products as well,” Metcalfe added.
“At Iceland Ireland, we strive to provide our customers with a convenient shopping experience, and the launch of our online delivery service is further evidence of this commitment.”
Popular Iceland-exclusive ranges – such as TGI Friday’s, Slimming World, Ed’s Easy Diner and Harry Ramsden’s – and more are also available online.
‘Convenient’ Service
The launch of the online shopping offering provides shoppers with a ‘convenient, contactless and cash-free option when shopping for their favourite products.’
For a limited time only, shoppers can avail of a launch discount of €5 off their first shop via the website with promo code SHOP5.
Iceland Ireland’s first online delivery service in Limerick is now live. Click here for more information.
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