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Aldi is extending its baby formula price freeze to summer 2026, following the government’s pledge to better educate parents about infant formula affordability.
The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket will keep the price of its Mamia First Infant Formula at just £6.99, having previously pledged to maintain the price until the end of 2025.
Britain’s fourth biggest supermarket commits to beating rivals on price of traditional Christmas dinner.
As families wait to find out how the Budget will impact their finances, Aldi boss has pledged to keep Christmas grocery costs as low as possible for its millions of customers.
Aldi will open 16 new stores between Thursday 6th November and Friday 12th December 2025, bringing its award-winning value and unbeatable prices to even more communities across the UK in the run up to Christmas.
From Kirkintilloch in Scotland, Cheadle in Staffordshire, to Billericay in Essex and Kentish Town in London, each new store will give shoppers access to Aldi’s renowned low prices, fresh British produce and exclusive Specialbuys.
Talented chef Carter has launched a range of healthy recipes for young children – at the age of FOUR.
The budding cook – famed for his TikTok channel, Cooking with Carter – has teamed up with Aldi and leading dietician Lucy Upton to create a series of dishes designed to help more youngsters develop their love of healthier foods.
Among the tasty new creations are a veggie-packed lasagne, a simple and colourful chicken stir fry, and a refreshing banana, strawberry and mango smoothie.
Aldi is making it easier than ever for shoppers to make healthier food choices with the launch of its new ‘Live Healthy’ logo.
Starting from next week, the clear and simple emblem will roll out across selected own-label products – including fresh produce, soups and yogurts – to highlight items that contribute to a healthy, balanced diet as defined by the UK’s Eatwell Guide.
Nutritionist Tammy Gee of Seven Colours of Nutrition has partnered with supermarket Aldi to help women feel stronger and more supported through menopause without stretching their spending, as research reveals that women across the UK have wasted an average of £122 on menopause products and treatments they’ve found to be ineffective*.
