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Aldi and Lidl face backlash from rivals like Sainsburys, Morrisons, and Iceland over alleged gaming of old property rules to block new supermarkets. The discounters, now major players with around twenty percent market share, are accused of limiting competition. Rivals argue for reclassification as large grocery retailers, citing unfair advantages. Aldi defends its small stores, limited stock, and lack of extras, maintaining low prices. The Competition and Markets Authority is set to rule in July, keeping the debate over fair play in food retail alive.

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