Aldi Pays EUR 350,000 Over Fake Discounts in Nine Seine-Saint-Denis Stores
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France's consumer-fraud inspectors found nine Aldi stores in Seine-Saint-Denis inflating reference prices and running "promotions" for an average of 288 days; Aldi's Dammartin buying centre accepted a EUR 350,000 settlement fine.
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