Aldi recently ended its partnership with Deliveroo, which began in May 2020 and was rolled out across 129 store, as the discount grocer said that a return to normal shopping habits had seen the demand for the service melt away.
The discount supermarket said it made the move so it could is prioritise its click-and-collect service and that home delivery was never part of its long-term business model.
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