Aldi is set to invest millions in upgrading stores across Scotland, with its Polmont branch among those selected for refurbishment this summer.
The supermarket chain has announced that its store on Greenpark Drive in Polmont will undergo improvements as part of a wider £300 million investment programme covering existing Aldi stores across the UK.
The refurbishment programme will see 25 stores upgraded, with improvements designed to enhance the shopping experience while supporting the retailer's sustainability ambitions.
Polmont is one of four Scottish locations selected for the works, alongside stores in Musselburgh, Aberdeen and Montrose.
Depending on the store, upgrades may include expanded retail space, improved bakery sections, enhanced fresh food displays and upgraded health and beauty areas.
New sustainability measures are also expected to be introduced, including energy-efficient refrigeration systems, natural refrigerants and fridge doors aimed at reducing energy consumption.
The investment forms part of Aldi's wider growth strategy, which also includes plans to spend a further £370 million on opening new stores across the UK.
The retailer said the programme is intended to modernise stores while creating a more convenient shopping experience for customers.
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Jonathan Neale, managing director of national real estate at Aldi UK, said: "We're continuing to invest in our stores to ensure our customers have the best possible shopping experience at Aldi.
"These upgrades will help us create even more convenient and efficient stores for both customers and colleagues while also supporting our sustainability ambitions."
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