Aldi claims Roy Morgan’s ‘supermarket of the year’ award for sixth time in a row 
A major supermarket chain has claimed the crown for being the “best” supermarket in Australia - for the sixth time in a row.   


News.com.au
May 1, 2026

Aussies have saved more than $3000 per year by shopping at one of the country’s biggest supermarket chains, which has just been awarded the top gong by a leading consumer research organisation.

Aldi was named the 2025 Supermarket of the Year in Roy Morgan’s Customer Satisfaction Awards, with an average customer satisfaction score of 87.6 per cent.

This is the sixth consecutive time the German juggernaut has won the award, and the ninth time overall, making it the most decorated supermarket in the history of the award.

Aldi is the third largest grocery chain by net worth in Australia.

Aldi Australia group director Simon Padovani-Ginies said the company was “incredibly proud” to receive the award.

“As cost of living pressures continue, Australians are seeking value more than ever. … (and)

69 per cent of our high-quality, award-winning range is priced under $5,” he said.



“We’re proud our commitment to the lowest prices is consistently independently verified so our customers have confidence that when they shop with us they are always getting high-quality products at incredible Aldi prices.”

Roy Morgan CEO Michele Levine congratulated Aldi for their efforts in providing “high levels of satisfaction” to their customers in 2025.

“The ‘Good Different’ supermarket offers a compelling alternative to its rivals (and) is currently on a record-breaking 55-month winning streak stretching back to 2021,” Mr Levine said.   

“As well as the market leading level of customer satisfaction appreciated by millions of Australians, ALDI is currently Australia’s second most trusted brand and Roy Morgan has recognised ALDI as one of Australia’s top five most trusted brands for over six years – throughout an ever-changing set of different economic and political circumstances,” he said

Aldi has very little variety of products available.

If I shop there I still have to make another trip to Coles or Woolies
to get all the items I want.

Profits to a private German family.

Sing-along time!

Speaking of groceries and prices ...

I see that Coles has been found GUILTY of misleading customers over the "fake discounts" saga.

Not much impact on the Coles share price  .... so far.

Perhaps they will take a hit later on today or tomorrow.

Ich bin mir da nicht ganz sicher, aber ich weiß, dass das Gemüse aus irgendeinem Grund frischer ist. Als wir im Süden im Bega Valley wohnten, stellte Bega Cheese so gut wie den gesamten Käse her. Die verschiedenen Marken, die man sieht, sind wahrscheinlich unterschiedliche Produktionschargen desselben Grundprodukts. Ich finde, der Käse schmeckt (für mich) gleich, aber die würzigen Sorten sind etwas bröckeliger als die der anderen großen Supermärkte. Unterschiedliche Produktionschargen – das gleiche Produkt.

greggerypeccary wrote on May 14^th, 2026 at 12:20pm:




Hard to believe the Aldi in Belmont Forum will have been open for 10 years on June 6th.

It was one of the first 3 to open in WA on that same day. Mirrabooka was another one and I can't remember the third.

This picture was taken by me at Belmont Forum on June 5th, 2016 - the day before Aldi opened.

When Aldi opened the next day it was absolute chaos, you almost couldn't move at that end of the Forum with so many people wanting to get into Aldi and they were only letting 20 people in at a time. I believe the other 2 Aldis that opened that day were the same.

Took about 2 weeks before things quietened down a bit from memory.

(The Flight Centre on the right is still there).