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Lidl pays £25,000 claim after refusing shopper 5p Christmas veg
By Steve Farrell2026-07-28T14:45:00
Source: Lidl
The shopper was accused of attempting to buy more than the permitted quota of packs of 5p shallots at Lidl’s Whalley Banks store in Blackburn in December last year
Lidl has paid out £25,000 to a shopper after wrongly accusing him of breaking the rules of a 5p Christmas veg offer.
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