As major supermarkets continue to battle it out over prices, new data shows UK shoppers could save up to £22 on an average basket by switching to Aldi.
A survey comparing the price of a 33-item basket of groceries at all major UK supermarkets, conducted by The Grocer magazine, named Aldi cheapest for the sixth consecutive time.
Coming in at £62.80, Aldi’s basket was some 26% cheaper than the most expensive competitor, Waitrose, meaning shoppers could save £22.27 by switching.
Aldi’s position as the UK’s best-value supermarket remains undisputed – and its popularity with shoppers continues to grow. The retailer has also regained the top spot as Most Popular Supermarket, according to new polling data from YouGov for the three months to September 2025.
Julie Ashfield, Chief Commercial Officer at Aldi UK, said: “Shoppers know where to find real value – and we’re committed to delivering unbeatable prices every time customers shop with us.
“Our focus doesn’t change: helping customers save on the products they buy, week in, week out. With over £300 million invested in price cuts since January, we’re ensuring lower prices stay – not just for now, but for good.”
The supermarket has reduced over 900 prices across its range this year to deliver lasting savings for customers.
Aldi is the fourth-largest supermarket in the UK, and consumer champion Which? has named Aldi as the UK’s cheapest supermarket for the past four years running.
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