Supermarket giant Aldi has urged shoppers struggling to make ends meet to pay a £3.30 bag charge if they want to save cash. Aldi prides itself on low prices, and, alongside Lidl considers itself a champion of low cost food at a good price.
Now Aldi has launched a new £3.30 scheme that could save people a lot of money. Under the scheme, products that are damaged or approaching their use-by date are collated into ‘Magic Bags’.
Customers can buy these for just £3.30 each via the Too Good To Go app, before collecting them from the store. The exact contents of each bag are a surprise until they are collected.
But each one will contain at least £10 worth of groceries. READ MORE: Home Bargains shoppers discover luxury £60 shower gel on shelves for 99p Liz Fox, Corporate Responsibility Director at Aldi UK, said: “Tackling food waste has never been more important, both for the sake of the planet and to support people looking for the best possible value on their groceries.
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