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ALDI BRACES FOR KNOCK OUT SALES DURING WOMEN’S EUROS
25 June, 2025- The supermarket expects to sell 6.5 million packets of crisps, almost 7 million pizzas and 10 million packs of beer while the football is on[1]
- This news comes as a record number of Brits are expected to watch the Lionesses from home this July[2]
With the 2025 tournament fast approaching, the UK’s Cheapest Supermarket[1], Aldi, is anticipating a drastic spike in sales of beer, crisps and pizza, with quantities in the millions expected to fly from shelves.[2]
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ALDI REVEALS LATEST PRIORITY LOCATIONS FOR NEW STORES
18 June, 2025Aldi has announced an updated list of priority locations across the UK where it is hoping to seek sites for new stores.
The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket recently invited the public to suggest areas most in need of an Aldi store.
Aldi has since analysed thousands of suggestions to help shape its store search for the years ahead.
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ALDI LAUNCHES LAST MINUTE EMERGENCY GIFT SERVICE FOR FATHER’S DAY
5 June, 2025Ahead of Father’s Day (Sunday 15th June), Aldi is launching an ‘SOS Service’ to help shoppers who have forgotten or don’t have time to buy a gift for the big day.
The UK’s fourth largest supermarket is offering a limited number of exclusive ‘Aldi SOS’ gift boxes, designed to ‘knock the socks off’ any father or fatherly figure.
The gift boxes will include a card to personalise, a bar of Aldi’s Moser Roth Chocolate, and most importantly, a pair of Aldi-themed socks.
For those shopping in store, Aldi also offers a wide range of Father’s Day gifts, including a Cast Iron Dutch Oven for the budding home chefs, and a Sisal Dartboard for those wanting to perfect their aim.
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ALDI’S WINNING STREAK CONTINUES AS WHICH? CROWNS IT CHEAPEST SUPERMARKET FOR THE 19TH MONTH IN A ROW
5 June, 2025- New research from Which? has revealed that Aldi is still the cheapest place to buy everyday supermarket essentials
- Shoppers can save almost £2,000 each year[1] by switching from Waitrose to Aldi

Research by consumer group Which? has found that Aldi is yet again the cheapest supermarket for a basket of 82 essential items this month.