Aldi tests click-and-collect service in the UK
German discounter, Aldi trials click-and-collect service in the UK for the first time. When ordering, shoppers can reserve time slots for pick up in the nearest store, where they receive their orders brought to their cars by store staff contact-free and in line with social distancing rules. For the test, Aldi partnered with Deliveroo.
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