Aldi has postponed all of it's non-essential product Specialbuy promotions
All the non-essential products currently on sale in the 'middle aisles' of its 144 Irish stores have also been removed
Aldi say they have been fully supportive of the government's actions to combat COVID-19, and have been at the forefront of the retail response to the pandemic, keeping supply chains open and food supplies moving throughout.
Their decision follows further clarification from the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation regarding the classification of essential and non-essential retail.
Specialbuy offers on essential products, such as Christmas food, beverage and DIY will continue to go on sale each Thursday and Sunday
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