Iceland boss apologises for Irish remark

The boss of frozen foods supermarket chain Iceland has apologised for comments he made about “the Irish” in a current affairs programme on the horse meat scandal.

Iceland boss apologises for Irish remark

The boss of frozen foods supermarket chain Iceland has apologised for comments he made about “the Irish” in a current affairs programme on the horse meat scandal.

Chief executive Malcolm Walker said he was deeply sorry if he caused offence with remarks he made to the BBC’s Panorama.

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