Aldi Just Cut Prices on Hundreds of Summer Staples — Here’s What You Need to Know

Nathan Hutsenpiller
Nathan Hutsenpiller
Nathan Hutsenpiller is a photographer and writer residing in Queens, NY. He specializes in portrait, street and skateboard photography while also pursuing a career in photojournalism. Some of Nathan's photos have been featured in the upcoming book "Heart" by Lucas Beaufort, celebrating 40 years of skateshop history.
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Wilmington, DE/USA - April 6, 2019: Aldi grocery store.
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With inflation continuously on the rise and affecting Americans’ wallets in more ways than one, grocery stores were one of the first places to see the effects of the steadily rising cost of goods in the U.S. And while it’s hard enough to properly manage your finances in a rapidly changing economy, it’s no wonder that some families have experienced frustrations due to the constant change in food prices, directly resulting in the tightening of their existing budget. 

In an effort to do their part in saving Americans some extra cash, Aldi is cutting down prices on hundreds of in-store items, officially dedicating over $60 million in savings to its valued customers — and it’s just in time for the summer season. Already firmly established as the low-priced leader in the communities they serve, Aldi’s commitment to offering affordable options for any occasion is beyond commendable. And as you gear up for the impending summer festivities, the popular chain aims to remain your go-to option for discount groceries, no matter what state our economy is in. 

“We don’t want high grocery prices to get in the way of Americans doing what they love this summer, so we’re taking charge to champion value in a way that only Aldi can,” Aldi U.S. Co-President, Dave Rinaldo, said in a press release. “We’re reducing our already low prices on some of the season’s most popular items to make sure summer plans aren’t disrupted.” 

Of the discounted items, customers can expect savings on products such as Southern Grove Trail Mix, Simply Nature Organic Beef Jerky, Berryhill Honey, Millville Protein Crunchy Granola, Whole & Simple Breakfast Bites, Fremont Fish Market Value Pack Tilapia Filets, and more. With average savings of anywhere from 25 cents to $1, the overall discount may seem minimal, but the savings can be big if shopped correctly. 

In a time where every penny counts, Aldi serves as a trusted establishment that takes pride in serving its customers and fosters a sense of community that is seriously hard to come by in our currently capitalistic environment. You can find more details here on Aldi’s summer price-slasher AMA, and while you’re at it, take a peek to see if Aldi is opening a new store near you.