Aldi trials click and collect service
Customers will have shopping brought to their cars by store workers ‘contact free’
Aldi has launched its first click and collect service for customers in Ireland.
The German discount supermarket said the service will be offered from today until at least early March.
It will initially be available at 15 stores across the country.
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