Aldi to your door.
Aldi is trialling on-demand grocery home delivery in Ireland for the first time in partnership with Deliveroo.
From today (29 June), Aldi said it will offer a delivery service from its East Wall store in Dublin, with the trial being extended to Aldi in Terenure in Dublin on Wednesday (1 July).
As part of the trial, customers will be able to order more than 140 items in Aldi via the Deliveroo app.
The orders will then be packed by Aldi staff and delivered by Deliveroo riders with contact-free delivery.
The retailer said the service will offer essential items such as bread, milk and other fresh produce, with the aim of delivering the items in as little as 30 minutes.
Aldi said that if the trial proves successful, it could be rolled out to other Aldi stores later this year.
“We hope the new trial with Deliveroo will provide more customers with access to great quality, affordable food at Aldi,” Niall O’Connor, Group Managing Director, Aldi UK & Ireland said.
“This is a new and exciting venture for Aldi and we will be constantly reviewing how we can best serve our customers and continue to provide them with the high quality products they are used to in store.”
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