ALDI’s commitment to nutrition earns a big Tick

Over the years, ALDI has played an important role in making healthy food choices for families less complicated, while also helping them make more informed purchasing decisions.

In August 2011, we went one step further and became the first Australian grocery retailer to earn the Heart Foundation Tick of approval across a wide range of healthier exclusive brand products. This makes it even easier and more affordable for families to make healthy food choices.

We announced that more than 100 of our exclusive brand food items will display the Tick by the end of 2011, with a target to have more than one quarter of our core range exclusive brand food products displaying the Tick.

We have been working closely with our suppliers to improve the formulation of many products to make them eligible for the Heart Foundation Tick.

Some examples of products that now carry the Tick include: breads, cooking sauces, margarines and yoghurts.

More food items such as frozen meals, frozen yoghurt and potato wedges will progressively join this group as the program is rolled out across our range of exclusive brand food products.

Most importantly, our customers are not paying more as a result of this initiative,which is part of our ongoing commitment to improve the nutritional content of our products and provide healthier food options for our customers.

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