I think your right Pibroch. Add to that the likely hood that...

I think your right Pibroch. Add to that the likely hood that Aldi have no intention to be like Woolies or Coles, creating a scenario that they are looking to transform what grocery shopping looks like . They are not in the least interested in looking anything like what these 2 players look like as they are enjoying organic growth regardless . They believe there is a niche market outside of what Coles and Woolies offer .

Thier growth proves this regardless of what Coles or Woolies do or say . For the record I don't generally frequent ALDI but dont favour Coles or Woolies either . IMO you can take or leave both of them , missus says the same thing , so go figure . Don't argue with the missus

I read on these threads the opinions of people who have or in some cases haven't shopped at Aldi . There seems to be a lot of good opinions both for and against . At the end of the day it's all immaterial . They are growing and it's not likely they are going to stop any time soon . Like them or not its not likely they are going away any time soon . That tells me that both Coles and Woolies still have a changing market to adapt to . Something that neither of them have coped with all that well . Let the games continue