Big Changes Are Coming To Aldi In 2024
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- New stores, greener policies, and even more savings Hold onto your hats, bargain hunters - because big things are happening for Aldi in 2024.
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Are you a fan of ALDI?
NO! The vegetables are what is rejected by big name and local grocers and repacked for ALDI. Quit shopping there many many years ago.
I kept finding stems and other junk in the canned vegetables.Bread would go moldy in 3 days.
Nope.
A few years ago the quality of the produce was definitely iffy. But the quality has definitely improved. The Live G Freely brand of gluten free products have earned the Good Housekeeping Seal of approval which is impressive. They are excellent products and I buy them regularly. All in all, I like Aldi.
ABSOLUTELY, I shopped there today!
Yes, but they DO NOT have all the cheapest prices.
That Aldi's is a German company I just wished they would have more European products year around ,not just Christmas
Aldi has all the European products all year around.
Your problem is that you are a victim of the US state department.
They have to target there customers highest requested items.
Write requests to Aldi so they can add more European products in their assortment..
Which European products are you looking for?.
nothing about improving on the foods like more organic, removing of bad oil in products, less chemicals in foods.
I absolutely love Aldi's. They have the best produce and meat. Their prices are unbeatable! ❤
I pretty much exclusively. Do ninety nine percent of my grocery shopping at Aldi! Not only are they very good with prices But
They're staff is always friendly.
They're store is easy to navigate. But their food is clean And I appreciate that.
Sorry, I’m not buying that plant based products have experienced a steady rise, unless you mean fillers
Yeah, they usually are high in fat and salt…so that’s a no go.
Food made in a lab. No thanks.
Plant based products are disgusting and to make them taste decent they add so much junk to them it makes it unhealthy
Agree 100%. I have had Vegan food and I'm not a fan. I want meat cant supply it? I'll buy it at stores that do. Anna In Ohio
@@buckeyedav1 Do you like Bagels? Peanut butter? Nuts? Beans? Oreos? Fries? Vegetables? Fruits? Vegan food is everywhere. I’m sure you’re only referring to food that is marketed as vegan and is made to replace animal products, but I hope you can expand your horizons and stop making assumptions that everything that is plant based is loaded with sodium and unhealthy preservatives and chemicals to mock meat. Sure, a lot of them are, but a lot of meat and cheeses are processed and loaded with unhealthy things that’s are even worse. Multiple health organizations have classified meats as literal class one carcinogens. Stuff like sausages, hot dogs, cheeses, beef jerky and literally every other product is just as processed as vegan food. They are on the same level. There are whole food plant based foods and whole food animal derived foods, as well as processed plant based things and processed animal products. Please expand your horizons my guy.
Aldis had raised prices since the beginning of 2024 and I have cut back on my shopping trips because of the higher prices.
Also practice shrink inflation. Note: saltines & cookies are smaller, etc.
You say that as if EVERYONE hasn’t risen their prices in 2024. Go to ANY grocery store and prices are up bit Aldi is still much cheaper for the exact same items, sometimes by as much as $2 cheaper.
So what are you doing? Growing your own food? Lol
Well
Hello! Try a regular grocery store! All prices are skyrocketing!
Biden has raised the prices everywhere on everything , shame on you to blame Aldi.
The Fort Walton store that just opened is about a block from my house. I'm so grateful.
My old stomping grounds (ret AF) I wonder if it’s near SAMS
Had a 3 br@Breakers…. Beautiful Gulf of Mexico!!❤❤❤
I am an Aldi shopper , but two things I don't like about them is the rapidly rising prices and the fact that our local store has only 2 check outs that are staffed and all the rest are self checkout. Here this Aldi, I HATE SELF CHECK OUT . I refuse to use them.
I love the self checkout, best thing they added in the all the years I've shopped there, I'm out the door fast while others are still waiting in long lines. Maybe some people are just sad and lonely and don't get out of the house much and want that human contact?
Someon please explain…why does Aldi stores have four checkout lines, but two are ALWAYS used for storage (never in use) and ONLY when there are 15 or more customers waiting to checkout, a second cashier is finally open. Thank you.
Better than self checkouts.
@@Sabbathissaturdaywhat is wrong with self checkouts? I do it all the time. Actually prefer it!
They are trying to force customers to use self checkout. I don't. Anna In Ohio
No self checkout at my Aldi. Plus some of their prices have increased. Aggravating standing in a line with only one cashier… other staff doing little.
@@lindagrimmett6564 to each their own .
Aldi prices have risen higher than many other stores. I only purchase very specific items now about once per month. I used to shop there almost exclusively. They shrink sizes often also.
So does Walmart
Our prices have gone down (they have the little stickers with the lower prices), and they never rose much to begin with at the store I shop. Except eggs during avian flu. The prices do differ regionally, but I have no idea why ours have stayed so reasonable.
You are right. With just a few exceptions, their prices are no better than Walmart.
I won’t be buying any plant-based products’
Everybody shrinks sizes. We can thank Biden for inflation
I am strictly an Aldi shopper. Love the products,prices and the size. Can spend over an hour shopping or run in and out in 10minutes. Best store around
I once loved Aldi. Prices have doubled, so no longer worth the 45 minute drive. Now they have added self check out( yuck) I get it if you are only buying one or 2 things.. but if you want to pay in cash you HAVE to wait in the long line anyway.
If my Aldi goes to self checkout, I will not go there anymore.
@@evalynnchristiansen9430 I love the self checkout, best thing they added in the all the years I've shopped there, I'm out the door fast while others are still waiting in long lines. Maybe some people are just sad and lonely and don't get out of the house much and want that human contact?
I'm a fan of ALDI -- especially their produce and dairy products. However, it disappoints me that they have no sugar free items in the store. What does impress me most is the fact that their checkers have a stool on which to sit while checking out my groceries. My mother worked in grocery stores as a checker and would come home crying that her feet and legs hurt from having to stand behind the cash register all day.
I may as well shop at walmart now...no difference in the prices now..bigger selection of items..
Nobody stopping you
It’s a different experience. It’s nice we have options
People on here going on about plastics when I watch UA-cam channels with families buying water in single use plastic bottles and serving up meals on plastic covered single use plates and bowls! Get your own house in order first.
That bothers me so much. Everyone has to have plastic bottles of water. They can't even take a walk around the block without one. And even though we have weekly recycling pickup in my area, most people just put the water bottles in the trash. When I was a child, I'd drink from the hose in the yard and I've lived a long time.
I hope big corporations don't ruin this like they do everything else. I like Trader Joes better!
The owner of Aldi's and the owner of trader Joe's or brothers did you know that
It's way older than 2013 in the states. I've been going since I was a kid
There were ALDI stores in the U.S. in the 1970's.
@@vintagehomemaker9338 I wonder where they got 2013 from
Not in Massachusetts.@@vintagehomemaker9338
Definitely there’s one in Philly that’s been there since the 90’s early 2000’s
All the Aldis I shop in New Jersey are great. Their food options get better and better especially the fruit vegetables and meats. Also love their household items. I never spend less than an hour there.
i've been shopping at aldi forever, i love it. i've been using my own bags for a long time too so shopping there has always been great. and they often have new vegan items too. i always keep an "aldi quarter" in my bag, too
I comparison shop, I think Aldi prices are on par with most other grocery stores. I refuse to shop for the bulk of my groceries anywhere I have to scan and bag any more than $10- $15 worth of groceries and since the local Aldis where I shop only have one manned check out I have drastically cut back on my visits to Aldi because I can purchase my groceries for the same amount of money at stores with better customer service.
WE WANT ALDI HERE IN CANADA. Yes - I'm shouting!!!
When I overwinter in southern USA, I ALWAYS shop first at Aldi. I only buy the few unavailable items at WallyM & elsewhere.
We love the new Moundsville, WV store!
I was surprised you saying there are no Aldi stores in Canada. We have them here in Australia and they are great.
Do you have trader Joe's?
@@sfr2107 No, but Australia has Costco
Winn-Dixie stores prices are ridiculous!
Come to south Texas, Especially the bastrop or Lockhart towns.
I love Aldi. Getting rid of plastic bags will be easy here as they have never had them.
Getting rod of plastic bags but sell every thing in plastic
A step at a time. It takes time for the manufacturer’s to stop putting their products in plastic containers. If any store eliminated food in plastic containers, there would only be produce, meats, canned goods, boxed goods and some goods in glass which means very little inventory.
Recycle those plastics. I do.
Plastic grocery bags are a notorious hazard to recycling, litter, and somewhat pointless. New technologies are being introduced for hard plastics... and Europe is decades ahead on just simplified packaging.
Volunteer to clean a highway for a couple years and you will become an expert on litter.
It’s a way to make more money.
Xactly😂
I’d rather have the bags and pick the veggies I want than have to buy what is wrapped on plastic trays. I usually don’t want three zucchini at a time…
Please support local produce. Get rid of garlic from.china and fish from chili
Love Aldi.
I love Aldi! It's my favorite store ever! ❤❤❤
I just wish my Aldi in SoCa had the same options as the Aldi in Bavaria. Like the crusty bread vendor, or all the German cold cuts, and herring selection.
No adult beverages in NJ!
Love Aldi! My mom was from Germany and I’ve known about Aldi for a long time!
We have an Aldi's in Buffalo NY on Genesee Street back in 1999. Good Prices.
I love Aldi and wish that the location nearest to me didnt sometimes have produce and fruit going bad. Id love to see more organic items.
We need a Aldi in Jacksonville Texas and Nacogdoches Texas. Please build them in these two cities
Gonna be hard to get around HEB
My Aldi is across the street from HEB and Kroger. They all do a good business, but Kroger has more purchasers. @@DLVRYMN
Retired - Thanks to Aldi We can still eat fairly well. Costco comes in second!
Aldi has been in the US since the 1970’s. My mother and grandmother shopped there
I love self-checkout. Worked retail for to long. I trust myself.
I love the self checkout, best thing they added in the all the years I've shopped there, I'm out the door fast while others are still waiting in long lines. Maybe some people are just sad and lonely and don't get out of the house much and want that human contact?
We not gonna talk about how Walmart tried being a store in Germany and lost Billions in the progress until leaving
I can’t use Aldi here. It’s all prepackaged foods, the produce is awful. The quality of the few items I do buy and can find there, are extremely poor. It’s a strange store. At least here.
I am blessed. 1.4 miles from house!
NorCal needs Aldi!
Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸
It’s all right nothing really to get excited about
I am glad they are rid of plastic bags - we have never had plastic bags in ALDI stores here. Everyone expects to put their stuff in empty cartons they pick up around the store or they buy ALDI's reusable bags or bring their reusable bags from their cars. I usually forget my bags and take the groceries to my car in the grocery cart and put them in my reusseable bags I keep in my car.
I like Aldis ok just wished some of their stores would keep on top of fresh and i mean fresh produce some have produce that are expiring and no need to purchase and take home because it is already going bad.
I love Aldi's ,so glad Connecticut has these stores.
They have a very limited product selection. Pass
Aldi has been in US before 1991.
Too bad there are none in Canada. Our grocery corporations need some serious competition.
I miss Aldi in Denmark. All the Aldi supermarkets in Denmark are closed. Big plus for shoppers in the USA.
We are getting an Aldis in New London Wisconsin and the people are ecstatic, we are tired of getting gouged by the only grocery store in town Festival Foods.
Aldi is a great place to shop! The only problem I have with them is their stores open at 9am and that's too LATE for me to go grocery shopping! LOL Walmart opens at 6am and I am at the store at 6.05 ready to go!
Well, bully for you, flash.
I’m at work by then….6 am.
So I adjust MY time to do my shopping and will NOT support wally. My reasons are mostly of a patriotic nature and even though ALDI is a German started business I am going to be stubborn about a mainly Chinese product store.
Whatever happened to “Made in USA”?
But, a guy has to eat. Can’t wait for the local farmers market.
It's hard for me to get to Aldi too. I start work at 9 am the same time they open. I get off work at 5:30 pm, but by the time I cook dinner and do the dishes, Aldi is getting ready to close. If they opened at 8:00 a.m. or closed at 9:00 p.m. it would be much easier for me, that's for sure
@katillac11 most Aldi stores used to stay open until 9pm Monday to Saturday. Then on October 3rd 2022, Aldi decided to close at 8pm, because their stores aren't as busy after 7pm most days. This is primarily because of online shopping. When I was a kid in the 80's, Aldi used to close at 7pm Monday to Thursday, 8pm Friday, and 6pm on Saturday, and be closed on Sundays. Sunday business company wide (except where prohibited by law) has only been around since 2008. 2006 was when select stores were part of a pilot test, to see if it was worth being open on Sundays, and those store hours were 9am to 6pm.
We are not all morning people. You make it sound like you're in the majority!
I like Aldi sale prices a lot, but I do not like their "No Raincheck" policy. They are always out of sale items and will not issue a raincheck. I don't have an Aldi right next door to me so it's no fun driving all the way over to Aldi and leave without the item I went shopping for which means I have to come back and try again. I would think there would be a law against advertising items and not being able to have them available for customers. It seems like a scam to get customers in.
I love Aldi's. It's the closest store to where I live. The others are all so far away. I have to take the bus to them and a taxi home as I don't drive. Aldi has many gluten free options, and as I have to be gluten free. It's a great place to get them. I love the frozen chicken tenders, the fresh veggies are great and stay fresh longer than other stores, fruits too. And the prices are still lower than other stores where I live. Yes they have gone up some but some have gone back down too. It's always fresh and clean smelling too.
I have shopped at the Michigan City, Indiana Aldi since approximately 1979. I shopped at Aldi in Germany when I lived there in 1985-1988. I’m not sure I heard her correctly but I think she said Aldi came to US in 2013?
I heard that too and we have had an Aldi’s in Illinois since at least the early 80’s .
No. She said Aldi started an effort to be a market leader in 2013. This is around the time they started upping their game, offering more variety and sprucing up their stores, actually spending money on advertising, etc.
Aldi opened a store in Merrillville Indiana in 1979, in what used to be Kmart Plaza. Then Aldi moved across the street in 1992. The next Aldi in Lake County Indiana was in Highland Indiana in 1981. That store relocated to Hammond in 2006.
We have a lot of Aldi locations in Kansas City. There are 5 within an easy distance from where I live.
I shop at the Overland Park Aldi’s.
That must mean lower income…
They shut down the Aldi next to me because there is one 8 minutes away…
Love Aldi!!!! Produce and cheese are wonderful!
The cheese selection is insane!😊
@@mr.a. Have you tried the honey goat cheese? It's wonderful!
They say they are cutting back on food waste? CHECK OUT THE DUMPSTERS FULL OF FRESH, NON EXPIRED FOOD THAT FILLS THE LANDFILL! I'm pretty sure that qualifies as WASTE!! ☹ And prices are higher than even WM. But, most people do love their dumpster shopping. Sad that stores can't learn to donate. And build more in the food deserts instead of just "Karen's" neighborhood.
Most of that food isnt good enough for the so-called poor people that get free and better food on their benefits
Closing a store at the end of the month in greenwood sc
It's a fact Aldi's will be opening a store in Wilkes Barre PA. It's the first in that city.
Looking forward to Aldi actually making changes to the existing Winn Dixie they took over in my area not long ago. I visited it yesterday to see if there was any "Aldi Influence" there, but there wasn't. Same old Winn Dixie, where no one shops (not at that store, anyway). Winn Dixie's prices are higher than all the other stores in the area, selection is awful, and the store is always empty of customers. You could roller skate in the one near me. There is another one in a shopping center further away that seems to do better business, but I don't know why.
We need more Aldis in Mississippi, mainly Copiah County. I've been to the Flowood store once only because I was in that area
I live in Mississippi & was excited that they bought Winn Dixie, till I hear their DEI policy. I loved Aldi in Nebraska, but won't visit in Mississippi if they continue to hold these policies.
I wish they would have a good selection of organic produce. (Wake Forest, NC)
Thank you Aldi for eliminating all the plastic bags and limiting animal products. I don’t often buy any meat at Aldi’s so that’s fine with me. Aldi is a great store. My sister introduced me to Aldi in Ohio. Thank you
There's not a chance in hell that I'll ever shop there with their racist hiring policies.
Never been inside an Aldi and I live in Arkansas.
You're not missing out on much. I used to shop there but their prices are now absolutely outrageous. I like Publix and they're buy one get one free.
Its not a frkn bargain anymore!!! Its high!
Love aldi really wish the put stores closer to me its a 45 minute drive now.
I wonder if there prices will go up? I am sure they will
Their prices (not there)
Wish they would offer more organic and less Bioengineered foods.
Is that right?
I've been a fan for quite a while, but they've been testing my loyalty lately. I found stems and pit fragments in canned pears multiple times, and lately they're out of stock completely. My favorite juice was gone for weeks. And they have an annoying policy of mixing similar but different products in the same display box. Also, they run a very lean staff, which leaves no cashiers on multiple occasions. Another down side is no customer phone service that I'm aware of.
I love Aldi's
My Aldi has bird poop covering the shopping carts - they are nasty, they tell me we wash them at least once a week, not often enough, again nasty.
their are no aldis in las vegas area,are you comming.. vickie in las vegas
Our Aldi was great when it first opened, but has gone downhill over the past few years. They’ve eliminated 95% of Earth Grown products (Aldi’s plant based brand), raised prices drastically, and the produce is borderline expired when they put it out. Add that to the already limited selection, I prefer a Giant or Safeway.
The ALDI near my house often sells expired food, it is not clean and there is souring milk on the refrigerator floor of the dairy case. The last time I stopped by that store to purchase eggs three eggs in the carton I selected were broken. I left without making a purchase. I wish this store was better because it is within walking distance of my home.
Those are exceptions to their business model. I hope there all the time. Broken eggs are in every store. That's way people check the carton for cracked eggs before they put a carton in their cart. But... do check the milk expiration dates. I check milk expiration dates where ever I shop, all the time.
Please, call the main office.
If you need the store it’s likely others do too.
If it needs improvement the main corporate office will see to it.
Make that call. Poor management can be fixed.
TheCynedd,please consider buying non dairy milk, the dairy industry is extremely cruel,many wonderful plant milks and non dairy products available that don't cause suffering and death to anyone.
Dairy cows are forcibly bred /raped every year so they will produce milk.
The babies are not allowed to have their mothers milk.
Male dairy calves are murdered shortly after birth because they don't produce milk.
Do you know how laying hens are kept,they are forced to live in their own filth,denied everything that is natural to them including fresh air and sunshine, newly hatched male chicks are ground up alive, drowned, gassed or suffocated to death because they don't lay eggs.
You're supposed to check the eggs before you buy them. Duh.
Poor management! No different than McDonalds. Some are really clean, some are crap holes.
Their chocolates are the main reason I shop ALDI
If only one of ALDIs changes could be not playing their commercials at ridiculously loud volumes on TV
Can u bring ur own cart like the canvas kind❤😊
Their prices keep creeping up ...sizes/quantities going down. Walmart is giving them a run for their money by me.
I've depended on Aldi. I'm certain this will end the savings. So sad.
I used to love Aldi, but their search through my bags at the end of my shopping is not on. As a customer I feel humiliated every time and decided that saving few $ is not worth it
I tried Aldi and found out that Walmart is still beating their prices, and Walmart has way more selections
Tipp City Ohio needs an Aldi.
No one knows what to eat anymore. Bugs, mealworms…in our food. So disgusting 🤢
Yes it is I don't really do that much easier even though I have two and two of them close by
Their prices are getting as bad as regular grocery stores.
All I see in this video is plastic packaging 😂
We need an Aldi in the panhandle area of Texas. There arent any within at least a four hour drive.
I shop Aldi regularly, bring my own shopping bags, like their fruits and vegetables, but don’t like their brand of cheeses.
I don't like these cheeses either. They are too bland and tasteless for me.
It is good for fruit and veg. Yet, their frozen foods are high. You really need to shop the basics to save money.
The more stores they open the more their prices rise. I use to shop exclusively at Aldi, but not anymore.
This makes no sense!
@@user-il9tx9di4b
Not really. They have to pay for the new stores somehow.
No longer shop in Aldi!! Disgusting treatment towards customers.
Ten years + loyalty they asked my good was accused of stealing well that’s how she was made to feel!! New policy apparently, want end well for you Aldi
Please redo the one in East Harlem, it’s upside down!!! Longggg lines and always empty!! Tk u
“Longggg lines and always empty” - Thanks Yogi Berra - this is as funny as “nobody ever goes there- It's too crowded”
When Aldi acquired Winn Dixie they closed all of the pharmacies, leaving customers hanging. They didn't tell people where their prescriptions were transferred to. Poor business practices!
Why would they redo empty stores?
Sorry none here in Canada 👍
The Aldi in Bronx, nyc is really bad it's dirty and not organized I go to NJ. I like the store also Trader's Joe's
Thanks
wish they maintained existing store
our stores in Tennessee look like trash
expired food and nothing is ever stocked
looks like they don't have people wanting to work for them
similar to dollar tree
I don't shop there anymore. They have gotten far too expensive for me.
If i wanted to shop at Trader Joe's, I would. This is no way to keep prices low like they used to be. How disappointing.
There’s no indication from this video that Aldi’s was going to like Trader Joe’s. So thanks for your negativity
Are you dreaming?
Trader Joe’s and ALDI’s are owned by brothers! Supposedly same stores just different names.
I read a couple of articles on it myself. Look it up.
@@lindy4609Theo Albrecht owned Aldi Nord, who owns Trader Joe’s in the US. Karl Albrecht owned Aldi Süd, and owns Aldi USA. Supposedly in Europe, Aldi Süd seems to have more stuff available over Aldi Nord. I wouldn't know, as I have yet to travel to Europe. I only heard this from Americans who visited both Aldi's.