Archive of all Aldi articles – Page 47
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Aldi and Lidl defend using lorry drivers to unload trucks
Lorry driver David Janczak-Hogarth claimed the discounters were letting “any Tom, Dick or Harry in the warehouse”
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Aldi to get fresh logo to complement ‘modern’ image
The new logo is already in use in China and will be coming to the UK in due course
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Discounter growth set to plateau as new stores cannibalise sales
The latest Colliers International/MSCI UK supermarket investment report claims Aldi will be hit most
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Aldi opens 700th UK store and targets 1,000 by 2022
Aldi said it was investing £450m this year to add capacity to its stores and distribution network…
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Comment & Opinion
The shopping experience is out of date
The discounters displace and disrupt much of what we once assumed to be indispensable in the experience-centric market
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Analysis & Features
Aldi’s steady progress proves industry sharks wrong
Today’s news that Aldi has broken into the Top 5 validates the German discounter’s strategy plan, and confounds its critics
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Aldi overtakes Co-op to become UK's fifth biggest food retailer
Sales at the German discounter were up 12.4% to £1.7bn in the 12 weeks to 29 January
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Triathletes Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee in Aldi partnership
The brothers join other Team GB members in supporting Aldi’s Get Set to Eat Fresh educational programme
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Aldi's booming babycare sales ignite nappy & wipes price war
Nearly £30m, or 4.6%, has been wiped off the nappies and baby wipes market
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Aldi launches 'flexitarian' Full of Beans chilled mince
The chilled mince product counts towards consumers’ 5 a day
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Comment & Opinion
Aldi takes different tack with Duncan the indifferent duck
Aldi’s ad people must be furious that rival Lidl has such a pun-worthy name
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Aldi establishes five-year link with Teenage Cancer Trust
Discounter will aim to raise a total of £5m for charity
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Aldi reports record sales over Christmas
The discounter attributes a 15% year-on-year uplift to strong demand for premium products
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Usdaw targets Aldi, Lidl and M&S recognition for 2017
The three are the largest retailers in the UK without trade union recognition, according to Usdaw
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Aldi to become highest-paying supermarket with wage hikes
The new rate surpasses the £8.45 per hour paid to staff by rival Lidl
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Aldi and Tesco compete in Christmas veg price war
Tesco has brought back Festive Five promotion, but Aldi is undercutting offer with 19p deal
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Aldi steps into farming with Aberdeen Angus scheme
The investment in a Warwickshire Farm is the first of its kind for the discounter
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Aldi Specially Selected own-label brand hits £600m in sales
Aldi also said it had grown its 2016 ‘Exquisite Christmas’ lineup by 11% to almost 200 products
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Fortnum & Mason thanks Aldi for Christmas hamper sales boost
The upmarket retailer also announced record-breaking sales and profits for the third year running…
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Aldi buying boss Tony Baines to retire next year
Baines will be replaced by Aldi group buying director Julie Ashfield