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Aldi has invested £45m in UK seafood business

News09 Sep 2024by Vince McDonagh

The discount supermarket chain Aldi has invested more than £45m in the British seafood industry over the past 12 months, it has revealed.

This increased investment is part of the UK’s fourth-largest supermarket’s ongoing commitment to championing British quality and supporting more UK suppliers.

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