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Aldi and Lidl are in the crosshairs of UK regulators as the Competition and Markets Authority moves to classify them alongside giants like Tesco and Sainsbury’s — forcing them to play by the same rules that limit how they use property deals to block rivals. Once seen as discounters with limited offerings, their massive scale, store size, and full grocery ranges now qualify them for stricter land-use regulations. The CMA is seeking public feedback by September 7 before finalizing this major shift — one that could reshape supermarket competition and benefit shoppers with more choice and lower prices.

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