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ALDI’S POPULAR TASTE OF ASIA RANGE RETURNS, WITH PRICES STARTING FROM JUST 59P
24 July, 2026- Aldi’s Asian-inspired range returns on 30th July
- Must-haves include the NEW Vietnamese Pho and Japanese Style Ramen Kits, and fan-favourite Duck and Teriyaki Beef Hand Cooked Crisps
- Prices start from just 59p
Supermarket Aldi has announced the return of its pho-nomenal Asian-inspired range, landing in stores from 30th July. The range, packed with on-trend essentials for spice-packed meals and elevated snacking, comes as shopper appetite for Asian flavours continues to rise.
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ALDI INVESTS £100M IN PRICE CUTS ACROSS MORE THAN 300 PRODUCTS
29 July, 2026Aldi has invested a further £100 million to cut the price of 330 products, helping to support families through the school holidays.
Shoppers at Britain’s biggest discounter can now enjoy even lower prices across everyday essentials, including fresh and frozen food, cupboard staples, household essentials and personal care products.
These latest cuts mean that Aldi has reduced the price of over 1,000 products so far this year, representing a total investment of £300m in keeping grocery bills as low as possible.
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ALDI ANNOUNCES IMPORTANT REMINDER FOR CUSTOMERS AHEAD OF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
14 July, 2026Aldi is reminding families that free period products are available in store toilets across the UK, as schools and colleges prepare to close for the summer holidays.
The reminder comes as students in England may have reduced access to free period products during the holidays, when many education settings that provide them are closed.
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ALDI TEAMS UP WITH CHILDREN’S DIETITIAN TO HELP PARENTS FUEL GROWING TEENS ON A BUDGET
9 July, 2026Parents’ weekly food shops rise by an average of £42 when their teenagers hit a growth spurt.
A poll of 1,000 parents and guardians with children aged 13-18 found 55 per cent have seen them go through a growth spurt in the past year, with 81 per cent of these saying their overall grocery bill has increased as a result.
In fact, more than a quarter (26 per cent) find themselves making at least two extra trips to the shops each week on top of their usual food run.