The grocery giant is set to roll out its Aldi Price Match scheme to more than 2,000 of its Express c-stores.

Tesco called the move the biggest expansion of its Aldi Price Match scheme since it was first launched back in May 2020, adding that it means shoppers across the UK can now get better value as well as convenience.

Previously, the Aldi Price Match had only been available to the grocer’s customers across its supermarket estate.

However, now c-store customers will also have access to more than 200 price-matched products, alongside Clubcard Prices in its c-store estate as well.

The range of products on the price match will vary depending on store size and locations, and will feature Aldi Price Match logos on the shelf edge so that customers can see which products are price matched.

Tesco chief executive Ashwin Prasad said: “We know household budgets are again under pressure, but we are committed to keeping the cost of the weekly food shop affordable for Tesco customers.

“By extending our Aldi Price Match scheme to Express stores we can now give customers the confidence that they can get great prices on a range of everyday products at Tesco, whether that’s in our large stores, online or in more than 2,000 of our local convenience stores.”

Sainsbury’s extended its own Aldi Price Match to 800 of its convenience stores in the UK back in 2024. While c-store specialist the Co-op launched its Aldi Price Match offer in all 2,400 of its stores in March 2025.