How Aldi and Lidl stunned the big supermarkets to become a middle-class obsession
As inflation surges and households try to save money, the German discounters are running rampant
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As inflation surges and households try to save money, the German discounters are running rampant
It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since Aldi arrived in Australia selling everything from televisions to ski suits in its special buys aisle.
Aldiâs radical $13 billion move Aldi has forced its supermarkets competitors to copy some of its sneaky tactics. Picture: News Corp/Attila Csaszar Business by Gary Mortimer and Louise Grimmer 26th Jan 2021 1:43 PM Twenty years ago, on January 25 2001, a virtually unknown German supermarket chain quietly opened its first stores in Australia. The two stores - one in Sydney's inner-west suburb of Marrickville, the other in the outer southwest, near Bankstown Airport - were small, about a quarter the size of a mainstream ...
Aldiâs radical $13 billion move Aldi has forced its supermarkets competitors to copy some of its sneaky tactics. Picture: News Corp/Attila Csaszar Business by Gary Mortimer and Louise Grimmer 26th Jan 2021 1:43 PM Twenty years ago, on January 25 2001, a virtually unknown German supermarket chain quietly opened its first stores in Australia. The two stores - one in Sydney's inner-west suburb of Marrickville, the other in the outer southwest, near Bankstown Airport - were small, about a quarter the size of a mainstream ...
It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since Aldi arrived in Australia selling everything from televisions to ski suits in its special buys aisle.