Supermarket claiming to be '30% cheaper than Aldi and Lidl' gets first stock
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukSign up to FREE email alerts from our Money Saving Club Newsletter The UK's newest supermarket chain, which claims to be 30% cheaper than Aldi and Lidl, has started to receive its first stock.
Its opening has been long-awaited by shoppers, and now it seems close to finally happening. Discounter Mere is set to open its first ever UK store in Preston this summer, according to the Mirror.
It had originally planned to open in June, although this was pushed back - and now an exact date is said to depend on when it can complete finishing touches.
But in good news for its opening, trade magazine The Grocer reports that Mere is starting to accept deliveries of stock - hinting that the launch date is getting nearer.
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