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'Our clients prefer Aldi': Local foodbank backs Kinross-shire supermarket plan

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Aldi has lodged an application to Perth and Kinross Council for a new supermarket. Annie McCormack, chairman of anti-poverty charity Broke Not Broken, says cash-strapped residents prefer Aldi. The new 1,800 square-metre store will cost £5.3million and create around 35 full-time and part-time jobs.

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'Our clients prefer Aldi': Local foodbank backs Kinross-shire supermarket plan

The plan for a new Aldi in Kinross-shire has been backed by a local foodbank charity. The retailer has lodged an application to Perth and Kinross Council

2 years ago·Dundee, United Kingdom

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