Aldi will spend £300m to make over UK stores
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ALDI'S UK business said that it will spend £300 million (S$529.6 million) making over its stores next year as it continues to ratchet up the pressure on Britain's mainstream grocers.
Outlets will be given a new format aimed to emphasise product quality, and there will be more refrigerator space for fresh goods, the German discounter said in a statement on Monday, also disclosing that its rising sales have been at the expense of lower earnings.
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