UK: Aldi to look at expanding into more “affluent” areas
By just-food.com | 22 October 2008
Discount retailer Aldi is looking at opening a number of stores in more affluent areas in the UK, the company confirmed today (22 October).
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Discount retailer Aldi is looking at opening a number of stores in more affluent areas in the UK, the company confirmed today (22 October).
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