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The DGCCRF notice is undated; the Internet Archive's[3] first capture of it is from 22 May 2026, and econostrum reported it on 26 May, so the pin takes the latest date the notice was certainly public.
750g: the case was first reported by Le Parisien; 9 stores and the EUR 350,000 fine.
The DGCCRF's own notice: DDPP 93 found misleading price-reduction practices in 9 Aldi stores; with the Bobigny prosecutor's agreement a EUR 350,000 settlement fine was offered to and accepted by Aldi Marché Dammartin. Archived on 22 May 2026.[1]
RSE Magazine: on 7 April 2026 the DGCCRF challenged Carrefour, E.Leclerc, Lidl and Aldi over misleading origin and price information on fruit and vegetables.
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