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Are Sainsbury's customers switching back from Aldi & Lidl?

Sainsbury's has said customers are starting to switch back from discounters Aldi and Lidl. The UK's second biggest supermarket chain has been trying to regain ground after shoppers turned to cheaper rivals as the cost of living has soared. It said customers who used to shop only at the discounters were now buying items in Sainsbury's too. ...

Is Sainsbury's grabbing market share from Aldi & Lidl?

Sainsbury today claimed it was grabbing market share from every competitor including the discount kings Aldi and Lidl for the first time as it put food “back at the heart of Sainsbury’s”. More and more customers watching budgets want to dine at home, says chief executive Simon Roberts. “Customers are choosing to treat themselves to a night in. ...

Will Sainsbury's match Aldi prices?

Sainsbury’s has said it will match the price of up to 200 Aldi products in its smaller stores as it battles rivals to get more customers in its convenience stores. Shopping locally for groceries may be handy but people who rely on convenience stores can end up paying far more. ...

Did Sainsbury's win back customers?

Sainsbury's said it had not gained more of an overall share of the market, but it did claim that it was the only big supermarket to be winning back customers and gaining spend from Aldi and Lidl. ...

Is Aldi a threat to Sainsbury's?

It’s a fair point but it doesn’t make the pair any less of a threat. Despite growing opposition from competitors to new store openings, Aldi has amassed roughly 1,000 UK stores and has plans for another 200 by 2025. Still, the latest industry data may fuel hopes of a fightback with Sainsbury’s the unlikely name leading the charge. ...

How has Sainsbury's clocked up its biggest rise in market share?

Sainsbury’s has clocked up its biggest rise in market share in more than a decade as it fights back against discounters Aldi and Lidl. Figures from industry research group Kantar showed Sainsbury’s now accounts for 15.6 per cent of grocery spending, up from 15.2 per cent a year ago. ...