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Aldi, the UK’s cheapest supermarket*, has lowered the prices on a range of fruit and veg products.
This week, shoppers can enjoy even lower prices on items including strawberries, tomatoes, potatoes and spinach. Fruit and veg items in Aldi’s Everyday Essentials range are included in the latest price drop, which has seen items fall by an average of around 9%.
The move is the latest of more than 100 prices that Aldi has cut in the past two months.
Aldi, the UK’s cheapest supermarket*, has cut the price of more than 30 household grocery staples.
This week, Aldi shoppers will pay even less for fresh produce including apples, oranges and peaches.
Essentials including butter, spread, canned food, personal hygiene products and pet treats are also included in the latest price drop, which has seen items fall by an average of around 7%.
Aldi is trialling sensory-friendly shopping hours in select stores.
From next week until the end of October, almost 100 stores across Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire will offer a quieter shopping experience every Tuesday between 6:30pm and 8.30pm.
Aldi is removing ‘Use By’ dates from its fresh milk to help reduce food waste.
Britain’s fourth-largest supermarket will instead begin using ‘Best Before’ dates on milk bottles – except for filtered milk – across its stores in England and Wales to prevent milk from being thrown away unnecessarily. The changes will start rolling out in stores by the end of the year.
Aldi has announced price cuts on fruit and veg products to pass savings on to its customers during the cost-of-living crisis.
Ten products are included in the price drop, from avocados, red peppers and easy peelers to staples like baking potatoes and sweetcorn. The move is the latest of hundreds of prices that Aldi has cut recently including household staples such as milk and pasta.
