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Aldi and Lidl should not be exempt from land rules, says minister
By Steve Farrell2026-02-05T18:15:00
Source: Aldi/Lidl
Investment minister Jason Stockwood was responding to a question in the House of Lords about the CMA’s review of Aldi and Lidl’s exemption from rules that bind other major supermarkets
It seems right “on face value” that Aldi and Lidl should face the same land competition rules as other supermarkets, investment minister Jason Stockwood has said.
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