Aldi pledges continued price cuts amid food inflation warnings

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Sept, 12:02 · Archive

Aldi commits to cutting prices as UK food inflation is forecast to reach nearly 4% by year-end.

UK food price inflation is expected to climb to nearly 4% by the end of the year and exceed 6% by mid-2027, an industry body has warned. Aldi's chief executive has accused rival supermarkets of driving growth by raising prices, insisting that Aldi is the only operator whose prices have fallen year-on-year, and committed to fending off 'persistent' price inflation.

How it is being reported

• Aldi says rival supermarkets pushing up prices as shoppers feel pinchCity AM · 28 Sept, 11:44
• Aldi vows to keep cutting prices as fresh inflation spikes loomThis is Money · 28 Sept, 09:48

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