Uber Eats Adds Aldi Delivery to 2,500+ Stores

Aldi has partnered with Uber Eats to make more than 2,500 U.S. stores shoppable for on‑demand and scheduled delivery starting Sept. 25, supplementing the grocer’s existing relationships with DoorDash and Instacart. Aldi will be the first retailer on Uber Eats to accept SNAP‑EBT nationwide from day one, widening access for benefit recipients. Uber Eats is launching the service with affordability and convenience features — a “Fresh Days” program with discounts up to 50% in some markets, a Fresh Guarantee for spoiled items, AI replacement suggestions, courier photo updates, and promotions including a 40% off code and Uber One member discounts. To promote the rollout, Aldi and Uber Eats will run pop‑ups and exclusive bundle drops in New York, Miami and Chicago so customers can sample and order limited Aldi Finds before they reach shelves. The partnership highlights a price‑focused competition with Instacart, which is adding real‑time savings tools and SNAP‑eligible tracking as grocery inflation pressures households.