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GET AUTUMN READY ALDI EMBRACES AUTUMN EARLY WITH COSY HOME FRAGRANCES – WITH PRICES STARTING FROM JUST £2.99
10 August, 2026- As Pumpkin Spice season approaches Aldi shoppers can get their hands on the must have Decorative Pumpkin Candle
- The popular Autumn Home Fragrance collection returns, including the fan favourite Hurricane Candles
- The ultimate cosy home must-haves land in stores from 13th August
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ALDI’S £40 GARDEN GADGET IS THE SECRET TO SPOTLESS GARDENS THIS AUTUMN
5 August, 2026- Make light work of autumn chores with Aldi’s Garden Tidy range starting from just £3.79
- Featuring the £39.99 fan-favourite Manual Sweeper, back to sweep the autumn mess away
- Available in stores from 13th August
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ALDI CROWNED WHICH? CHEAPEST SUPERMARKET FOR NINTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH
5 August, 2026- Consumer champion Which? has named Aldi the UK’s cheapest supermarket for July – a 100% record in 2026, extending back to November 2025
- Shoppers can save a total of £68.90 by switching from Waitrose to Aldi
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FAMILIES SPEND £50 PER CHILD OVER SUMMER HOLIDAYS ON 99 ICE CREAMS
31 July, 2026More than half of parents say they are shocked by how much classic summer treats now cost, with families shelling out an average of more than £50 per child on ice creams over the six-week school break.
The research of 2,000 parents, conducted by supermarket Aldi, highlighted how the price of the humble 99 ice cream has changed, with 85 per cent agreeing that paying 99p for a cone is a thing of the past.
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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.