Aldi reformulates its food range

Aldi reformulates its food range


Food/Health

Taking account of both the customer's concern and a strong ambition to offer ever better products, Aldi just announced the reformulation of its branded food range.

Things are getting serious for Aldi's competitors. The German grocery discounter intends to prove that really good and healthy food can be purchased at low price, without compromising the quality. For some years now, Aldi slowly but surely improved its offer with fresh and organic products, fruits and vegetables and a gluten-free line. The retailer is also very involved in customer's information with clear labelling and nutritional advice. Another step has been taken by the German supermarket chain, concerning its exclusive food lines. Aldi has therefore announced last week that it was now removing "unhealthy or unnecessary" ingredients, as called by the customers: synthetic colors, partially hygrogenated oils and added MSG.

"At Aldi, we are dedicated to the well-being of our customers by providing high quality groceries at the lowest possible prices and offering foods shoppers can feel good about serving their families. Our decision to remove these ingredients from all of our exclusive brand foods delivers on our ongoing commitment to meet the evolving preferences of our customers. Since more than 90 percent of the products we sell are under our exclusive brands, eliminating these ingredients will have a real impact on the over 30 million people who shop in our stores" said Jason Hart, Aldi's CEO.

Aldi actually started to remove these ingredients from its branded food products in 2014, all of them being reformulated by the end of this year, so it won't be long before they start to reach the shelves. The food products reformulation will appear on their packaging as well as through the supermarket's Fresh catalog, advertisements and social networks.

*Photo: Aldi

News written by the team of Stores-Locator.com Stores-Locator.com

News in the same category

Tropicana gets the Non-GMO Project label

Tropicana gets the Non-GMO Project label

Tropicana just got the Non-GMO Project seal for its Pure Premium orange juices, which have always been GMO-Free.

  • Food/Health
The Best Coffee Shops in Central Ohio

The Best Coffee Shops in Central Ohio

The state of Ohio is famous for its excellent range of coffee shops, which range from traditional and rather sedate to the fresh and funky.

  • Shop
  • Food/Health
Renovated Wendys Re-opens in Columbia Pike

Renovated Wendys Re-opens in Columbia Pike

Wendys have re-opened their restaurant at 3431 Columbia Pike in Arlington, Virginia after a period of closure which saw the restaurant extensively renovated.

  • Food/Health
10 of the Best Rooftop in NYC

10 of the Best Rooftop in NYC

New York City is one of the world’s best destination with stunning features. The houses, arrangement and even the roads in the city and those that lead into the city all add fragrance to the city outlook.

  • Food/Health
Aldi reformulates its food range