![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/aldi-shares-update-for-shoppers-with-online-accounts-after-making-major-change-to-website/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_Inside-An-Aldi-Supermarket-As-The-Group-Plans-UK-Expansion.jpg&description=In an email, Aldi told shoppers on Monday, October 2 that it would be removing the option to log in on its main website Aldi has told its customers with an account that it is making a few changes to its website. The discount supermarket chain told shoppers on Monday, October 2, that it would be removing the option to log in on its main website. The change comes after Aldi closed its online delivery service back in July of this year. Aldi shared the news in an email to customers which read: "On the 2nd October we made a few changes to our website, including removing the option to log into our main site. You'll have one less password to remember! "But in all seriousness, you can still access the important stuff such as warranty information at aldi.co.uk/warranties. If you're opted in we will continue to send all the latest Aldi offers straight to your inbox each week." The supermarket chain confirmed that the change wouldn't affect shoppers click and collect grocery accounts and this would remain open and still be accessible at groceries.aldi.uk. Aldi added: "We'll take care of all the hard work, while you sit back and continue to enjoy browsing our amazing range of instore Specialbuys from the comfort of your sofa." Over the cost of living crisis, Aldi has become even more popular than ever with the chain planning to open more stores in the UK in the foreseeable. The discount supermarket opened its 1,000th store earlier this month and has outlined plans to open 500 more branches. Last week, Aldi revealed 22 locations where it would like to open new stores. The supermarket chain told customers that it was searching for freehold town-centre, edge-of-centre, and retail park sites, which could accommodate a 20,000 sq foot store with around 100 parking spaces. London - Kensington and Hackney South West – Penzance and Bath South East – Maidenhead and Worthing North West – Warrington and Bramhall North East – Newcastle Upon Tyne and South Shields East Midlands – Nottingham){kind=link}
In an email, Aldi told shoppers on Monday, October 2 that it would be removing the option to log in on its main website
Aldi has told its customers with an account that it is making a few changes to its website.
The discount supermarket chain told shoppers on Monday, October 2, that it would be removing the option to log in on its main website. The change comes after Aldi closed its online delivery service back in July of this year.
Aldi shared the news in an email to customers which read: “On the 2nd October we made a few changes to our website, including removing the option to log into our main site. You’ll have one less password to remember!
“But in all seriousness, you can still access the important stuff such as warranty information at aldi.co.uk/warranties. If you’re opted in we will continue to send all the latest Aldi offers straight to your inbox each week.”