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Aldi’s fresh move

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Aldi Australia is taking steps to broaden its fresh produce offering by moving to a centralised buying model. The move has seen it advertise for three Fresh Produce Buying Managers to work out of its Australian...

Aldi ready to start selling online in China with Australian suppliers

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Aldi is preparing to sell its goods online in China using Australian suppliers. The goods will be sold through popular Chinese e-commerce site, Tmall, which is owned by Alibaba. In February 2017, Alibaba...

Aldi named supermarket of the year, again!

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Aldi has been named Supermarket of the Year in the 2016 Roy Morgan Research Customer Satisfaction Awards. It is the fourth time Aldi has been named supermarket of the year since the awards were established...

Product of the Year Awards for 2017 announced

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The 2017 Product of the Year winners have been announced. This year features 45 winners as determined by 14, 000 surveyed Australian consumers who told Nielsen what they thought were the most exciting...

Australian grads want to work for Aldi

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Aldi Australia has been named the top employer for graduates looking for a career in retail and fast moving consumer goods at the GradConnection Top 100 Awards. The supermarket was also ranked 5th out...

Aldi continues WA and SA expansion with more stores

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Aldi will be opening more stores in both Western Australia and South Australia. The discount German supermarket chain said it will be opening 14 new WA stores and 10 more in SA by the end of 2017. The...

Loaf of Aldi bread found not guilty of bullying man

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The Australian Advertising Standards Board (ASB) has dismissed a complaint that accused Aldi of condoning bullying through the actions of an animated loaf of bread. The television ad in question depicts...

Aldi catch up fresh produce game, AUSVEG report

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A new study has found Australians think Aldi’s fresh produce offerings have improved in value, quality and choice. Australian vegetable industry group, AUSVEG, has released a report on its research into...

Massive recall of garlic bread

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Australia is experiencing a garlic bread shortage due to a massive recall impacting Woolworths, Aldi, IGA, Domino’s and Pizza Hut. Bread-manufacturer, George Weston, has issued a recall for a wide range...

Aldi still not decided on Voluntary Tax Transparency Code

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Aldi is still deciding whether it will join the Australian Voluntary Tax Transparency Code (TTC), despite the repeated urgings from the board of Wesfarmers, owner of Aldi’s competitor, Coles. The TTC...