Aldi Scotland has overtaken Asda for the first time to become Scotland’s second-largest supermarket by volume, new data from Kantar has revealed.
The discount retailer’s volume share of the grocery market has increased to 11.7%, commanding a higher volume market share than Co-op (8.9%), Sainsbury’s (7.4%), Lidl (9.6%), Morrisons (8.9%) and Asda (11.5%) in Scotland, behind only Tesco (25.2%). The data, collected by research body Kantar, looked at volume market share over a 12-week period until 15 June 2025.
Aldi’s growth in Scotland is testament to its commitment to Scottish sourcing and the growing popularity of shopping local. Aldi works with more than 90 Scottish suppliers and stocks 450 Scottish products, with a commitment to showcasing the best produce that Scotland’s food and drink industry has to offer.
This was recognised at the 2024 Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards, where Aldi won the ‘Best for Scottish’ award for the third time. Additionally, results from the last three NFU Shelfwatch surveys ranked Aldi as the top supermarket in Scotland for stocking Scottish produce.
You Might Also Like:
Aldi to gift year supply of free beer to Scotland’s biggest beer lover
Supermarket shelves could unlock £500 million windfall for Scottish farmers, NFU Scotland finds
Murdoch Allan bakery rises to new heights with supermarket contract extension
Aldi Scotland turns up the heat with these sizzling summer buys
Sandy Mitchell, Regional Managing Director, Aldi Scotland, said: “Reaching this milestone is a proud moment for Aldi in Scotland, reflecting the strength of our continued growth. This data reveals the trust customers are placing in us every day, turning to us for top quality products at affordable prices.
“Our continued success is only possible thanks to the dedication of our people and the strong relationships we’ve built with our Scottish suppliers, allowing our customers to enjoy great produce while supporting homegrown businesses.”
You can find your nearest Aldi store here.
