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Ica Expands Recall of Frozen Prawns Due to Bacteria Risk
Ica has previously recalled packages of 400 grams of cooked, large Vannamei prawns without shells, with a best-before date of July 17, 2026. Now the recall is being extended to also include products with a best-before date of June 17, 2026.
Ica Recalls Prawns Over Vibrio Bacteria Concerns
Ica is recalling prawns. According to Ica, there is a risk that the prawns contain vibrio bacteria, which can pose a health hazard.
Maximize Your Tax Refund: Smart Tips for Financial Gains
From next week, the tax refund will be paid out to those who have already filed their tax returns. The question is just how to use the money in a smart way?.
Food Prices Stabilize as Supermarkets Compete for Shoppers
After large price increases on food at the beginning of the year, a slowdown occurred in March. The explanation may be tougher competition in the battle for customers.
Swedish Food Prices Rise in Line with European Trends
Higher food prices are not unique to Sweden. Prices are rising just as much elsewhere in Europe, shows a new compilation.
Swedish Food Giants Cite External Factors for Price Hikes Amid Tough Competition
Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson (M) called on Thursday representatives for the food industry to a meeting due to the high food prices. But the food giants blame the price increases on circumstances they cannot control.
Dadgostar Urges Legislation to Tackle Soaring Food Prices in Sweden
The Left Party's party leader Nooshi Dadgostar says that the government needs to legislate if the food giants do not start lowering their prices. For example, introduce an excess profit tax so that the incentive to raise prices in this way does not exist, says Dadgostar at a demonstration against the food giants.
Sweden Tackles Rising Food Costs: Government Meets with Industry Leaders
Today, the food giants are summoned to a new meeting with the government. A similar meeting was held two years ago.
Ica's CEO on the Left Party leader's boycott: "Very sad"
Next week, a boycott of the major food retailers is being called for. Now, some of them are responding to the criticism.
The Food Boycott Spreads on Tiktok - "On Their Knees"
Boycott the large food chains and their high prices. The call is spreading on social media, and the initiator believes she can make a difference.
Trade ahead of crisis meeting: No Swedish phenomenon
Representatives of the food industry, who are invited to next week's crisis meeting, believe that they are already doing everything they can – and hope for understanding. It is not a Swedish phenomenon, says Karin Brynell, CEO of Svensk Dagligvaruhandel.
Crisis Meeting on Food Prices Next Week
When food prices rose two years ago, the government summoned the food giants. Now, a new crisis meeting is being planned for next week.
New app helps you find the lowest food price
Food prices are skyrocketing again and now a new service is being launched where consumers can compare store prices. By scanning a food item, you can see the price at other stores.
The Government Calls in Food Giants
The Government summons the food companies due to the soaring food prices. The Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar simultaneously joins the announced boycott of the food giants next week.
Ica Group Sells Rimi Baltic for €1.3B to Focus on Sweden
The Ica Group is selling its wholly-owned daily goods business Rimi Baltic to Salling Group for 1. 3 billion euros, equivalent to 14.
The Principal: Together We'll Get Through This
On Monday, some of the training programs at Campus Risbergska started again. Amidst the sorrow, there is a striving for normality – even though life will not be the same as before.
Ica: This is why food prices are rising again
Inflation rises unexpectedly much in January and an important reason is higher food prices. Now there is a concern that the increase will continue.
These are the companies with the lowest confidence
Northvolt, Tesla, and H&M. These are some of the companies with the lowest confidence among Swedes, according to the latest confidence barometer.
Ica recalls "beef" - contains pork
Ica is recalling Ica Grytbitar of beef because the packaging contains pork but has been incorrectly labeled as beef, writes Ica in a press release. "At ICA, we perform thorough quality controls of all products we put on the market.
Ica CEO: "Continued strong focus on price"
The Ica Group reports a decreased profit but higher revenues. The customers' price focus in the grocery store is expected to continue.
Shortage of Meat on Store Shelves – "A Challenge"
Around Sweden's food stores, the refrigerated shelves are empty - there is a shortage of beef. But don't worry, the problem will soon be solved.
The Stars' New App Competes with Instagram
Sweden's best cross-country skiers, with Frida Karlsson at the forefront, are involved in the launch of a new social media platform. The app allows fans to take part in the stars' lives behind the scenes.
Insider conspiracy investigated – decision on prosecution imminent
The preliminary investigation against four individuals suspected of gross insider crimes in 2021-2022, one of whom had a key position in market surveillance at Nasdaq Stockholm Stock Exchange, is complete. Charges may be brought at the beginning of 2025, according to the prosecutor.
Ica expands recall of falukorv
Ica is expanding a recall of falukorv – as a precautionary measure, the company announces in a press release. The recall applies to Ica Falukorv (800-gram packaging), with best-before dates 10-12-2024 and 15-12-2024.
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