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Aldi Is Lowering Prices for Fall. Here’s What’s Cheaper
Aldi says the cuts will save shoppers about $86 million and include produce, chicken, coffee and other staples through at least Nov. 3.
- Starting Wednesday, September 23, 2026, Aldi is reducing prices on nearly one-third of its regularly stocked products across all U.S. stores to help shoppers manage rising grocery costs.
- Grocery prices have remained elevated above last year's levels throughout this year, prompting the company to address financial strain felt by many Americans amid persistent inflation.
- The initiative delivers an estimated $86 million in savings, with discounts including Kirkwood chicken breast at $1.99 per pound and Honeycrisp apples, now 35% cheaper than last year.
- ALDI Chief Commercial Officer Scott Patton said the company is "making additional investments to lower prices on our better-for-you favorites," with reductions running through November 3, 2026.
- America's fastest-growing grocer operates more than 2,600 stores nationwide and plans to launch new single-serve and family-style prepared meals in select stores beginning in October.
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Aldi cuts U.S. grocery prices for fall season amid inflation, competition pressure
Sept 23 (Reuters) - Private discount grocer Aldi said on Wednesday it would lower prices on a range of grocery items in the U.S. this fall, a move the company estimates will save shoppers about $86 million as consumers continue to grapple with in...
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