Iceland blames widening losses on tough trading conditions and Brexit

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Iceland has blamed widening losses in its last financial year on tough trading conditions and ongoing uncertainty around Brexit and the December general election.

The frozen food specialist recorded pre-tax losses of £71.8m for the year to the end of March, following a “sluggish Christmas” due to uncertainty around Brexit and the election.

The retailer said it also had £5m of income owing to the rising price of packaging waste recovery notes – as a result, adjusted EBITDA fell to £133m.

 

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