Time starved and penny wise this year Steven Johnson
Grocerant Guru® at Tacoma, WA based Foodservice Solutions® believes
that Gen Z and Millennials will continue to seek food discovery while saving
money to pay back student loans and will be shopping at Aldi for the Holidays.
One of the low cost food leaders, ALDI touts affordable fixings for Thanksgiving, the retailer is also setting up for what is increasingly
a concurrent holiday season. ALDI recently announced its holiday food lineup
for 2023, featuring perennial favorites and a trove of new items for consumers
who want to celebrate but not break the proverbial bank.
The discount retailer shared that this year’s holiday
assortment is “larger than ever before." Shoppers can discover more than
70 new products and save money, with most items priced below $10.
For those making a list and checking it twice, ALDI’s
holiday assortment includes the following items:
·
Cheese: More than 75 specialty cheeses will line ALDI’s cases,
including new offerings like Specially Selected Tete De Moine Rosettes and
Specially Selected Burrata, with most items under $5.
·
Charcuterie and
more: ALDI’s selection of charcuturie
items include more than 50 foodstuffs under $10, such as artisan crackers,
onion chutneys, prosciutto and pancetta.
·
Meat and
seafood: For the main course, ALDI is expanding
its meat and seafood offerings this season with a variety of new
budget-friendly products, including pork sirloin roast and stuffed
salmon.
·
Holiday
snacks: ALDI’s 120-plus snacks include
more than 40 new offerings, like a three-pack of Choceur Hot Cocoa Bombs
for $5.99 and Choceur Hot Cocoa Melting Chocolate Snowmen
for $2.49.
·
Wine: As they entertain or look for gifts, ALDI shoppers can pick
up bottles of seasonal varieties sold for as low as $6.99. This is also the
first holiday season for the retailer’s Specially Selected Wine Collection.
In addition to affordable staples for holiday meals and
snacks, ALDI is releasing its anticipated limited-time selection of gifts,
clothing and home décor items in its ALDI Finds section. The company’s popular
advent calendars are back, with new versions joining the popular wine advent
calendar and cheese advent calendar. Shoppers can find new items every week in
the run-up to Christmas and other December holidays.
"The holidays should be spent with friends and family,
not scouring grocery shelves for better prices," said Joan Kavanaugh,
VP of national buying. "ALDI is the destination for holiday entertaining –
shoppers can relax this season knowing our stores are serving up a wide
selection of premium products, always at low prices."
In case you did not know, ALDI is one of America’s
fastest-growing retailers, serving millions of customers across the country
each month. With about 2,200 stores in 38 states, Batavia, Ill.-based ALDI U.S. employs 45,000-plus associates and is No. 26 on The
PG 100, Progressive Grocer’s 2023 list of the top food and consumables retailers in North America. PG also named the company one of its 10 Most Sustainable Grocers.
Success does leave clues. One clue that time and time
again continues to resurface is “the consumer is dynamic not static”. Regular readers of this blog know that is the
common refrain of Steven Johnson,
Grocerant Guru® at Tacoma, WA based Foodservice
Solutions®. Our Grocerant Guru® can help your company edify your
brand with relevance. Call 253-759-7869
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