Aldi is calling on charities, community groups and food banks across the county to register to receive surplus food donations from its stores this Christmas.
Aldi is encouraging charities, groups and food banks to register for food donations this Christmas. Photo Aldi
Charities will be paired with local Aldi stores this Christmas and will be able to collect fresh and chilled food products nearing the end of their shelf life. Steve Butterworth, Chief Executive Officer at Neighbourly, added: “Christmas can be a challenging time for some families, and we expect many will depend on the services of local charities this year.
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