Aldi has been named the Cheapest Supermarket of the Year for 2022 by consumer group Which?.
It’s the retailer’s seventh consecutive win of the accolade.
Which? conducted its annual price comparison of UK supermarkets and found that Aldi – which has stores in Arnold, Mapperley and Netherfield – was the cheapest option for a basket of 48 products in December, as well as the cheapest overall for the year.
The survey compared the prices of groceries and everyday household essentials such as bread, milk, and eggs.
Despite facing increasing competition from other discount retailers, Aldi has managed to maintain its position as the go-to choice for budget-conscious shoppers.
Julie Ashfield, Managing Director of Buying at Aldi, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to be yet again named the Cheapest Supermarket of the Year.”
“As we head into the new year with continuing uncertainty and further challenging times ahead, we want to assure our customers that Aldi remains resolutely committed to providing them with the best quality products at the lowest possible prices.”
“We are delighted that our efforts have been recognised by Which? for a second consecutive year.”
In December, Which? found Aldi to be a whopping £30.99 cheaper than the most expensive supermarket, Waitrose, £11.79 cheaper than Tesco and £14.08 cheaper than Sainsbury’s.
