'You don't even have to leave your car': Aldi 'Click & Collect' service

Aldi is reminding supermarkets about the service available at the Quora Retail Park store.

The store is one of over 200 across the UK to trial a Click & Collect service, offering thousands of slots each week to local shoppers.

Customers can order from a full range of groceries online at groceries.aldi.co.uk then collect them, in pre-booked one-hour collection slots.

Orders can now also be edited up until 11:50pm the day before collection.

On arrival at dedicated Click & Collect points in the store car park, customers can have their shopping brought to their cars by Aldi colleagues contact-free, in line with social distancing rules.

Customers can also choose to have their shopping put into their boot by an Aldi colleague, so they can collect their shopping without ever having to leave their car.

For those choosing to shop in-store, Aldi continues to have measures in place to help customers to shop safely. These include clear signage throughout the store and a traffic light system at the entrance to ensure a safe number of people can shop at any one time, whilst maintaining social distancing.

The store also has protective screens at its checkouts, as well as sanitisation stations for customer use.

Aldi is encouraging payment by card or contactless when possible, with an increased contactless limit of £45, and continues to provide NHS, Blue Light and vulnerable customers priority access at specific times.

All Aldi colleagues wear face coverings in store, unless they are behind screens at the checkout or are exempt for medical reasons. All shoppers should also follow the Government’s guidelines on face coverings, and should wear a mask when shopping in store unless they are medically exempt.

Any customer without a medical exemption that refuses to wear a mask will not be permitted to enter an Aldi store.