Aldi UK wants to double the number of its London stores
Aldi became the fourth biggest grocer in the United Kingdom last year, and now it plans to almost double its store network in London. According to market research company Kantar, Aldi UK currently runs about 990 stores and has a market share of 9.2% – but it is relatively underrepresented in the capital city.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2023/4.
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