Aldi UK delivery: How to get groceries to your door in 30 minutes
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Aldi’s new delivery system could get groceries to Britons’ doors in 30 minutes, on demand. Aldi is trialling on-demand grocery home delivery in the UK for the first time in partnership with Deliveroo.
Priced at £23.99, inclusive of delivery, the parcels contain 22 products including tinned soup, rice and pasta.
If successful, the rapid delivery service could roll out to further Aldi stores by the end of 2020.
Giles Hurley, Chief Executive Officer, Aldi UK & Ireland, said: “We hope the new trial with Deliveroo will provide more customers with access to great quality, affordable food at Aldi.
“This is a new and exciting venture for Aldi and we will be constantly reviewing how we can best serve our customers and continue to provide them with the high quality products they are used to in store.”
Aldi has no limits on products in store, one for the supermarkets to completely relax limits.
A spokesman said: “We have good availability across all of our stores and have removed restrictions across all products.”
Morrisons and Lidl have also completely removed limits on products.
In Tesco there is still a limit of three when it comes to toilet rolls, cleaning products, hand sanitiser, pasta and rice, eggs and baking products.
Sainsbury’s is similarly limiting pasta, UTH milk, some tinned and frozen food and antibacterial products.
Asda is limiting products that are in high demand, although there is no conclusive list of what these might be.
Aldi brought back its halloumi burger recently, thrilling fans.
Aldi has also brought back the halloumi fries, no doubt delighting shoppers with the cheesy treat.
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