National supermarket giant Aldi Australia has reduced its trading hours to allow for shelves to be restocked.
Aldi Australia has reduced the trading hours stores to help ease the burden on staff during the national coronavirus crisis.
In a statement today on the Aldi website
Our employees, Australian business partners and transport operators have been working incredibly hard to deliver more products than ever into stores each day.
To allow them time to stock shelves and perform a thorough clean of the store for the next day, we have decided to temporarily change our trading hours. We want to let you know that there is more than enough food to go around; we just need your patience and support.
We will continue to re-evaluate these hours on a weekly basis and communicate the decision to either uphold these hours or return to normal trading hours. We appreciate that these new times may be an inconvenience and we thank you in advance for your understanding.
Updated shopping hours at Aldi
As of Wednesday, 18 March, all stores will have trading hours 9:30am – 7pm, unless other state and local trading restrictions apply.
Update on Aldi shopping restrictions
Due to the extraordinary demand for groceries, Aldi has introduced some new conditions.Â
To be able to provide Australians access to the essential products they need, Aldi has decided to temporarily restrict purchases on the following products from 17 March, 2020:
- Toilet paper – 1 unit
- Dry pasta – 2 units
- Flour – 2 units
- Dry rice (excludes microwave rice) – 2 units
- Paper towels – 2 units
- Tissues – 2 units
- Hand sanitisers – 2 units
For more information visit aldi.com.au/en/covid-19-update.
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