Price war broke out in Germany
The entire German food industry is now fighting a huge battle for consumers. “Dumping prices, dumping wages” – this is what they think the future looks like.
And obviously they didn’t want that either. According to N-tv.de, German food retailing now looks like a war of market buckets. Discount store chains are simply trying to shout at each other to lure buyers. In particular, Aldi and Lidl. (Eidenpenz József, privatbankar.hu)
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